It appears that both of Georgia’s U.S. Senate races are heading to a runoff on January 5.
is too close to call, though the Republican has a slight lead.
If the GOP takes both those seats, Democrats would need to win both Georgia runoffs to tie the Senate’s balance of power at 50-50.notes, Republicans have generally taken the edge in runoffs in past years due to a lower voter turnout in comparison to presidential elections.
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