Raphael Warnock Has Defeated Herschel Walker In The Georgia Runoff, Giving Democrats 51 Seats In The Senate ...Middle East

The Senate race in Georgia went to a runoff after neither candidate won more than 50% of the vote in the November midterm election.View Entire Post ›

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Raphael Warnock Has Defeated Herschel Walker In The Georgia Runoff, Giving Democrats 51 Seats In The Senate ...Middle East

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