All eyes are on Georgia’s two runoff Senate races, set to take place on January 5th. One will decide whether incumbent Kelly Loeffler will defeat Raphael Warnock — whom Loeffler described as a “radical liberal” — in a repeat of Georgia’s special election. The other will determine whether incumbent David Perdue — who has represented Georgia in the U.S. Senate since 2015 — will defeat challenger Jon Ossoff.
On November 3rd, Perdue emerged with over 88,000 votes more than Ossoff. Georgia, however, requires that the winning candidate must receive a majority, and Perdue received 49.7% of the vote, meaning the race must also be decided in a runoff election on January 5th.
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