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Marjorie Taylor Greene says ‘I can win the Senate primary’ after Kemp bows out of contention

  • Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced on May 6, 2025, that he would not run for the U.S. Senate seat in 2026, leaving the race open in Atlanta.
  • National Republicans had courted Kemp to challenge Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff amid polling showing Kemp as the strongest contender to unseat him.
  • Shortly after Kemp’s announcement, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed she can win the Republican primary for Senate or governor and criticized dissenting conservatives.
  • An Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll last week showed Ossoff leading Greene by 17 points and indicated Kemp had 46% favorability among independents versus Greene’s 25%.
  • Kemp pledged to support the eventual Republican nominee and work with party leaders to ensure a strong, conservative candidate can win in November 2026.
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