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Georgia pone en juego el control de Senado de EEUU con demócrata Ossoff ante la reelección

Told by 1 newspaper in one country, at 19:00 on 3 November 2026.

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Democrat Jon Ossoff was reelected to the Senate from Georgia, according to CBS News, the AP and NPR, which called the race for him.1 2 3 The Guardian and Al Jazeera report that Ossoff beat Republican Mike Collins in the Georgia Senate race.4 5 El Comercio says Ossoff's win keeps his seat and gives Democrats breathing room in the US Senate.6 Clarín writes that the election will decide control of the US Senate, with Ossoff seeking reelection.7

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Common ground

Jon Ossoff, a Democrat, kept his US Senate seat for Georgia, according to CBS News and ANSA.1 22 newspapers from 2 countries

Who is involved

Jon Ossoff, a Democrat, is the candidate the headlines present as the winner of the election.1 2

Background

2021Ossoff was first elected to the Senate in 2021, defeating Republican David Perdue in a runoff.W
2026In 2026, Ossoff is seeking reelection against Republican Mike Collins, with the general election set for November 3.W

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