- Country: Israel
Jewish Democrat Jon Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia
Jewish Democrat Jon Ossoff holds Georgia US Senate seat, hails ‘first sight of dawn.’
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- Country: India
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…
- Country: United Kingdom
Democrat Jon Ossoff rails against 'lame duck' Trump after winning Georgia Senate race
Ossoff became a fundraising juggernaut, pulling in more than $100 million and sparking speculation about a potential 2028 presidential bid
- Country: Ireland
Democrat Jon Ossoff bolsters 2028 credentials as he takes Georgia Senate seat
Attention is already turning to two years’ time.
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- Country: Qatar
Democrat Jon Ossoff wins Georgia US Senate race
Ossoff is re-elected to a second term, winning a key seat for Democrats as the party tries to retake the Senate.
- Country: Canada
Democrat Jon Ossoff wins reelection to U.S. Senate from Georgia
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- Country: Canada
Democrat Jon Ossoff wins reelection to U.S. Senate from Georgia
Democrat Jon Ossoff won election Tuesday to the U.S. Senate representing Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins.
- Country: United States
Democrat Jon Ossoff wins reelection to U.S. Senate from Georgia
Democrat Jon Ossoff won election Tuesday to the U.S. Senate representing Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins.
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- Country: United States
Democrat Jon Ossoff easily beats ‘memer’ GOP Rep. Mike Collins to hold Georgia Senate seat
Incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff easily beat back a spirited challenge from memester Rep. Mike Collins and cruised to reelection victory in what was once expected to be a highly competitive Senate race.