Republican Representative Mike Collins and former football coach Derek Dooley are competing in a primary runoff election on Tuesday to determine who will challenge Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff, a Democrat, in the upcoming fall election. Neither candidate received a majority of the votes in the initial primary held in May.
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Collins and Dooley Compete in Georgia Senate Republican Runoff
Mike Collins and Derek Dooley are in a runoff election for the Republican nomination to face Senator Jon Ossoff in the fall. The runoff follows a May primary where neither candidate secured a majority of votes.
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Live results: Collins, Dooley show down in Georgia Senate Republican runoff to face Ossoff
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Collins and Dooley Compete in Georgia Senate Republican Runoff