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A host of California residents and California-based political organizations are prepared to descend on Georgia to campaign for two Democratic U.S. Senate candidates whose victory would have profound implications for the direction of the country.

President-elect Joe Biden will likely travel to Georgia to campaign for the two Democratic Senate candidates ahead of two January runoffs, according to his new chief of staff.  Ron Klain, a longtime aide to the former vice president, said during an interview Sunday that Biden would stump in Georgia ahead of the Jan.

Sen. David Perdue won't debate Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff before the Jan.

Georgia Senate rivals David Perdue, the Republican incumbent, and Jon Ossoff, the Democratic challenger, both made Sunday show appearances as they campaigned toward a Jan. 5 runoff election.

Georgia Senate rivals David Perdue, the Republican incumbent, and Jon Ossoff, the Democratic challenger, both framed the Jan. 5 runoff elections as a battle for the fate of the nation on Sunday.

WASHINGTON -- Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows:ABC’s “This Week” — Jon Ossoff, Democratic Senate candidate in Georgia; Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary Adm. Brett Giroir; Dr.

RepublicanSen. David Perdue of Georgia is spotlighting a well-publicized comment made by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in the first TV of his runoff campaign against his Democratic challenger, Jon Ossoff.

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took to Twitter on Thursday to announce more spikes in Democratic funding for the Georgia Senate runoffs set for Jan.

John Legend got into a lengthy spat with Mark Cuban on Thursday after the billionaire suggested people donate money to local food banks instead of the highly-contested Senate run-off races in Georgia.  The double contest set for January 5 is expected to be a political showdown as the balance of power is on the line. GOP Sen.

Sen. David Perdue, who is in one of two fierce runoff elections scheduled for Jan.

Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock are the Democrats on the ballot in the Georgia runoff elections on Jan. 5 that will decide control of the U.S.

Fundraising from across the nation for Georgia’s two embattled Senate races is already underway, and powerful New York City Democrat Ray McGuire, who is running for mayor in 2022, is rallying funds for Democrats Jon Ossoff and the Rev. Raphael Warnock.  Heaps of out-of-state money are expected to pour into Georgia to sway its two Senate runoffs after no candidate won a majority of votes in last week’s election.

Fundraising from across the nation for Georgia’s two embattled Senate races is already underway, and powerful New York City Democrat Ray McGuire, who is running for mayor in 2022, is rallying funds for Democrats Jon Ossoff and the Rev. Raphael Warnock.  Heaps of out-of-state money are expected to pour into Georgia to sway its two Senate runoffs after no candidate won a majority of votes in last week’s election.

Georgia's two Senate races will advance to a January runoff, with control of the upper chamber of Congress hanging in the balance, after none of the candidates captured a majority of ballots.  Republican incumbent Sen. David Perdue and Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff will square off once more on Jan.

Naman Ramachandran Documentary producer turned Democratic politician Jon Ossoff’s hard-fought bid for one of two Georgia Senate seats will now go to a runoff election in January.Republican incumbent David Perdue had 49.8% of the vote while Ossoff was a close second with a 47.9% vote share.According to Georgia state law, if no candidate gets a simple majority of the votes in the ongoing election, the top two candidates move forward to a Jan. 5 runoff.

Georgia’s Republican incumbent U.S. Sen.

This article will be updated periodically until winners are all announced. Numbers currently reflect 94 percent of ballots cast. Courtesy of Politico. Last update: Nov. 4, 12:14am 

#MyNameIs hashtag on Twitter. The movement started after a video of GOP Senator David Perdue openly mocking vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ name went viral recently."Kamala or Kamala-mala-mala-mala, I don’t know.

A brand-new poll from AARP has found that LGBTQ ally Jon Ossoff is narrowly leading incumbent Sen. David Perdue less than two months until election day.

After years producing investigative documentaries that hold the likes of ISIS and East African death squads to account, Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff now finds himself in the media glare, pursued by fellow documentarians and acutely aware of optics.