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Jon Ossoff wins Georgia Senate race, keeping seat for Democrats

Headline from CBS News · First reported Nov 3, 7:31 PM ET () · Updated Nov 3, 11:37 PM ET · 10 sources, 12 articles

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Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff defeated GOP Rep. Mike Collins in the Georgia Senate race, CBS News projects, holding onto his seat in the upper chamber.

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Daily MailRightMostly Factual·Nov 3, 11:37 PM ET

President Jon Ossoff? As Obama whispers the magic words and America thirsts over 'jacked' Georgia Senator... all the signs that 2028 is already a done deal

On Tuesday night, Ossoff was easily re-elected, with independent election results monitor Decision Desk first projecting an Ossoff victory a mere 18 minutes after the polls had closed.

ReasonRight-CenterHigh·Nov 3, 11:03 PM ET

Jon Ossoff, Once the Senate's Most Vulnerable Democrat, Won Reelection by Running Against Trump's Corruption

Ossoff won handily and is now spoken of as a possible presidential candidate.

The Daily SignalRightMixed·Nov 3, 8:08 PM ET

Ossoff Secures Second Senate Term in Georgia Race

In the Peach State’s heated Senate election, Sen. Jon Ossoff has secured a victory against Rep. Mike Collins, extending his time in the upper chamber for a second term. Decision Desk HQ projects Ossoff the winner with 70.3% of the vote compared to Collins’ 29.6%. By 8:07 p.m. EST, Ossoff had…

CBS NewsRight-CenterMostly Factual·Nov 3, 8:06 PM ET

Jon Ossoff wins Georgia Senate race, keeping seat for Democrats

Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff defeated GOP Rep. Mike Collins in the Georgia Senate race, CBS News projects, holding onto his seat in the upper chamber.

Washington TimesRight-CenterMixed·Nov 3, 7:59 PM ET

Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia

Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff, a Democrat, will return to the Senate next Congress for his second term after beating Republican Rep. Mike Collins on Tuesday.