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All eyes are on Georgia, where a pair of Senate runoff races Tuesday will determine which party controls the U.S. Senate.
Republican David Perdue takes on Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff, while Republican Kelly Loeffler faces Raphael Warnock. Democrats need Ossoff and Warnock to win to give the Senate a 50-50 split, which would mean Vice President-elect Kamala Harris would have the crucial tie-breaking vote to push through Joe Biden’s priorities once he takes office. If just one of the Republican incumbents holds on to their seat, the Senate would remain in GOP control.
The nationally watched races come after Biden won the traditionally red state in November. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump continues his verbal assault on Georgia’s state election officials in a late attempt to overturn the election, even as Congress prepares to certify Biden’s win Wednesday.
Refresh this page often to get the latest information on the Georgia Senate runoff races and other developments.
Georgia Senate runoff:When will we know the winners? When will the election be certified?
Several counties extend voting hours; poll close elsewhere at 7 p.m.
Several counties in Georgia have polling locations that will stay open late because of a judge’s order.
The state is holding two Senate runoff elections on Tuesday, with Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler facing Democrat Raphael Warnock and Republican David Perdue going up against Democrat Jon Ossoff.
Gabriel Sterling, a top official with the Georgia secretary of state’s office, says one polling site in Tift County will stay open until 7:40 p.m., 40 minutes past the scheduled statewide closing time of 7 p.m.
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He says a location in Chatham County will stay open until 7:33 p.m. and a second location will stay open until 7:35 p.m.
Polling locations in Columbia and Gwinnett counties have been ordered to stay open a few minutes late as well. A handful of other counties have requested, but not yet received, a judicial order for keeping polling locations open late.
— Associated Press
Biden promotes $2,000 checks, vaccinations in urging Georgians to vote for Democrats
In radio interviews Tuesday, President-elect Joe Biden urged Georgians to vote for two Democrats in Senate races that will determine the leadership of the chamber that will determine whether his agenda is adopted.
Biden told WVEE in Atlanta that he would strive to increase the pace of vaccinations against COVID-19 and to reduce the long lines of people waiting for food during the recession. Biden said a Democratic Senate would support $2,000 checks to individuals, which the Republican-led Senate has refused to vote on.
And Biden noted that 75,000 people have received vaccinations in Georgia, but the state has 500,000 doses. Biden said he would deploy the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the National Guard to set up federal vaccination sites.
“It’s almost criminal in my view,” Biden said of the lack of federal planning. “We can do this, but it costs money.”
Democrats Jon Ossoff and the Rev. Raphael Warnock are challenging Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler and former Sen. David Perdue, whose term ended Sunday with the new Congress. Voting in the runoff ends Tuesday. Biden and President Donald Trump each campaigned in the state Monday for their candidates. Biden also spoke with WFXE on Tuesday.
WVEE’s host, Kenny Burns, said he couldn’t have imagined food lines during his lifetime before the pandemic. But he commended Biden for choosing Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, who would break ties for Biden if Ossoff and Warnock are elected, and for his diverse cabinet.
“We’re going to get to the polls and vote our Ossoff,” Burns said.
– Bart Jansen
Georgia officials fact-check Trump as he baselessly alleges election irregularities
Top Georgia elections officials fact-checked President Donald Trump on Tuesday as he baselessly alleged election irregularities in the state’s runoffs for U.S. Senate.
After Trump tweeted about faulty machines in Georgia’s 12th Congressional District, Gabriel Sterling, the state’s voting system implementation manager, replied to say the president had “old intel” on a problem that had already been fixed.
“The votes of everyone will be protected and counted,” Sterling said.
And later Tuesday, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, issued a statement declaring the state’s elections to be “running smoothly” with minimal disruptions.
Georgia election official:Trump legal team ‘intentionally misled’ voters on election fraud
Wait times averaged only two minutes, Raffensperger said, adding, whatever the outcome “everyone should be confident in the reliability of the results.”
Raffensperger has sparred with Trump, who tried to pressure Raffensperger in a phone call Saturday to “find” more votes for him, the Washington Post reported.
Georgia’s runoff elections will determine the partisan control of the Senate. Incumbent Republican senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue are locked in a tight reelection race against Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, respectively.
– Nicholas Wu
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