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Georgia Democrats Ossoff and Bottoms tout unity as Republicans battle in runoff

Collins defended himself against Dooley’s criticism and highlighted his sponsorship of the Laken Riley Act.

Georgia Democrats Ossoff and Bottoms tout unity as Republicans battle in runoff
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Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms campaigned together in Atlanta, presenting a united front as Republican Senate and gubernatorial candidates faced runoffs. The report also details attacks between Senate rivals Mike Collins and Derek Dooley, including an ethics inquiry involving Collins.

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Georgia representative and Republican Senate candidate in a runoff

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Republican Senate candidate in Georgia’s runoff

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Georgia senator campaigning for reelection

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ALSO MENTIONED  Keisha Lance Bottoms, Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia; Brian Kemp, Georgia governor; Burt Jones, Georgia lieutenant governor and potential Republican gubernatorial opponent; Rick Jackson, Potential Republican gubernatorial opponent

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Ossoff and Bottoms Hold Joint Atlanta Campaign Rally

Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms campaigned together in Georgia, while Mike Collins and Derek Dooley competed in the Republican Senate runoff. Center outlets contrast the Democrats’ coordinated campaign with the Republican runoff contest and its attacks, often highlighting the ethics inquiry involving Collins.

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