RUNOFF EDITION

WHY A RUNOFF?
Under Georgia law, a runoff is possible in any election with more than two candidates, because state law requires a candidate to be elected by a majority vote.

The nine-week runoff election for federal races is used in Georgia because federal law requires time for overseas voters to return ballots in federal elections, such as the U.S. Senate.
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WHO ARE THE
CANDIDATES?

United States Senate Special Election
Kelly Loeffler (R)
Raphael Warnock (D)
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United States Senate Election
David Perdue (R)
Jon Ossoff (D)‍

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