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Democrat Jon Ossoff projected to hold Georgia Senate seat

Democrat Jon Ossoff projected to hold Georgia Senate seat

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    Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff is re-elected in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins and keeping a vital Senate seat in the Democratic column as control of the chamber remains uncertain, The Associated Press projects. Ossoff, 39, beat Collins, a US representative who had Donald Trump’s backing, in…

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Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff is re-elected in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins and keeping a vital Senate seat in the Democratic column as control of the chamber remains uncertain, The Associated Press projects. Ossoff, 39, beat Collins, a US representative who had Donald Trump’s backing, in…

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Democrat Jon Ossoff projected to hold Georgia Senate seat

Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff is re-elected in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins and keeping a vital Senate seat in the Democratic column as control of the chamber remains uncertain, The Associated Press projects. Ossoff, 39, beat Collins, a US representative who had Donald Trump’s backing, in…

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Rising Democratic star Jon Ossoff's reelection fuels presidential prospects

ATLANTA: Democrat Jon Ossoff's reelection Tuesday to the Senate in the southern state of Georgia will fuel speculation over a 2028 presidential run by one of the party's young rising stars. While the 39-year-old has said that he has "zero interest in running for president," his victory in Georgia…

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