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

  • Governor Brian Kemp announced in early May 2025 that he will not run for the U.S. Senate seat in Georgia against incumbent Jon Ossoff.
  • Kemp’s decision follows pressure from national Republicans who sought a strong conservative nominee to challenge Ossoff in the competitive 2026 race.
  • Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia U.S. Representative, stated she could win a Senate or governor primary and hinted at considering a 2026 bid after Kemp’s withdrawal.
  • Polls show Greene holds about 25% support among independents and trails Ossoff by 17 points in hypothetical statewide matchups, raising GOP concerns about electability.
  • Kemp intends to back a viable Republican candidate and remain influential, as GOP leaders worry a divisive primary and Greene's candidacy might weaken general election chances.
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The New Civil Rights Movement broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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