Democrat Jon Ossoff won reelection to the Senate in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins and fueling speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run.
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff won reelection in Georgia on Tuesday, according to media projections, defeating Mike Collins.
Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff was reelected Tuesday to a second term, holding a key seat for Democrats by defeating Republican Representative Mike Collins in a race that catapulted the Senate’s...
Jon Ossoff has been re-elected to the Senate in Georgia, defeating Mike Collins, his Republican challenger. The 39-year-old’s victory delivers a critical Senate hold for Democrats in a...
Democratic senator Jon Ossoff won re-election in Georgia, defeating President Donald Trump-backed Republican US representative Mike Collins.
Ossoff defeated Collins, a Republican congressman and staunch ally of US President Donald Trump, in a race that had emerged as a major battleground for both parties.
Ossoff became a fundraising juggernaut, pulling in more than $100 million and sparking speculation about a potential 2028 presidential bid
Ziff DETROIT, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Democratic US Senator Jon Ossoff won reelection in Georgia on Tuesday, the first major race call of the midterm elections
While the 39-year-old has said that he has "zero interest in running for President," his victory in Georgia bolsters his status in the Democratic Party two years before the next presidential vote
Jon Ossoff said his midterms election win is proof "the American people have rejected the failed lame duck president Donald J. Trump".
Ossoff has already drawn comparisons to former president Barack Obama.
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff defeated Trump-endorsed Republican Mike Collins, holding his Georgia seat for the party.
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