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Georgia Senate race focuses on Trump, Iran, and global economic concerns

Steady: 2 in the last 7 days Updated saturday

The latest in this situation

  1. Collins and Ossoff campaign for U.S. Senate in Georgia, with Collins promising tax cuts and Ossoff criticizing the Trump administration.
  2. McKoon addresses Ossoff's poll lead while referencing Clinton's 2016 polling miss in the Georgia Senate race.
  3. Political tensions rise in Georgia as Donald Trump makes election integrity claims, which are rejected by state officials and affect candidate polling.
  4. Trump held a rally in Georgia and actively supported Mike Collins' political viability.
  5. Trump attacked Ossoff's spending on makeup while campaigning for Rick Jackson.

How it started

A political race is underway in Georgia involving candidates Ossoff, Collins, and Dooley, with Trump endorsing Collins.

2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Jun 15. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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A political race is underway in Georgia involving candidates Ossoff, Collins, and Dooley, with Trump endorsing Collins.

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How it developed

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  1. Political rivalry intensified between Mike Collins and Jon Ossoff through public attacks, involving Collins's son-in-law, Scheer.Sub-event
  2. FEC filings detail spending limits as the high-stakes Senate race in Georgia involving Jon Ossoff and Collins continues.Sub-event
  3. Ossoff defends his incumbent status and Collins runs in Georgia, while Harry Enten analyzes Trump's claims about election fraud.Sub-event
  4. Details of the primary/caucus race structure in Georgia.1 source

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