Georgia that will determine which party controls the legislative chamber for the next two years remained too early to call late Tuesday, with the four candidates locked in tight contests and many ballots left to be tabulated.Georgia has become a political focal point since the Nov.
3 general election, when none of the candidates in the state’s two Senate contests earned more than 50 per cent of the vote.
That forced both races to a Jan. 5 runoff. Georgia Senate runoffs offer clues about post-Trump politics Republican David Perdue is facing Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff as he seeks a second term.