Marjorie Taylor Greene Weighs Senate Bid: Daily Caller
- Marjorie Taylor Greene is considering a Senate run in 2026 if Brian Kemp does not join the race, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
- Her potential campaign for Jon Ossoff's seat could make it a closely watched contest in 2026, with Republicans aiming to unseat Ossoff, who holds a significant fundraising edge.
- Greene believes she could dominate the GOP primary if Kemp opts out, increasing her chances of winning the nomination.
- Greene previously revealed she was exploring her options for running for Senate or governor, indicating no final decision has been made.
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