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Democrat Jon Ossoff wins reelection to U.S. Senate from Georgia
Ossoff held a money and polling edge in a race shaped by Trump, tariffs and personal attacks.
- On Tuesday, Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff won the Georgia Senate race, defeating Republican Congressman Mike Collins in a nationally watched contest.
- Ossoff secured an early advantage and maintained a significant lead throughout the campaign, holding a critical seat for Democrats in the battleground state.
- Candidates clashed over the national political atmosphere, as Collins defended Trump's tariff regime and the war in Iran, while Ossoff criticized the economic impact of "That Bidenomics."
- The race turned personal, with Ossoff citing alleged associations between Collins's son-in-law and white nationalists, while Collins questioned contributions to a pro-Ossoff PAC from billionaire Reid Hoffman.
- Ossoff's dominant national profile sparked speculation about a 2028 presidential run, though he confirmed during a debate that he intends to serve a full second term in the Senate.
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Ossoff maintains the Democratic position in a state that was considered critical for control of the Senate – Georgia had been considered a key state
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