Georgia runoff

The 2020 election cycle has left Georgia’s Republican governor bruised even though he wasn’t on the ballot

Vice President Mike Pence is warning conservative Christians in Georgia that Tuesday’s high-stakes Senate runoffs may offer “the last line of defense” against a Democratic takeover in Washington

This week will find us back in a familiar place — waiting for Georgia to count votes

Heavy hitters for both the Democrats and the Republicans will descend on Georgia one day before the state’s runoff elections to determine its new senators, and consequently, which party will control the Senate. President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and President-elect Joe Biden is expected to stump for their respective parties in a last minute push to get voters...

President-elect Joe Biden is going all-in to help Democrats win two Senate runoffs in Georgia that will determine which party controls the Senate in the critical early years of his administration

Campaigns and outside groups are making a final push to turn out election-weary Georgians whose votes will determine control of the U.S. Senate

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and Ivanka Trump were in Georgia to stump for opposite candidates in a runoff election that will determine control of the U.S. Senate.

President Donald Trump has relentlessly promoted false claims that the election was rigged against him, and some of his allies have gone as far as calling for voters to skip Georgia’s Jan. 5 Senate runoff elections in protest

As Georgia’s GOP Sen. David Perdue was forced into a runoff with Democrat Jon Ossoff, Republicans warned about what is at stake in the coming election: statehood for Puerto Rico, NBC News reports.

Former President Barack Obama and Vice President Mike Pence campaigned on Friday in the Senate runoff races in Georgia.