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GOP turnout crash looms after MAGA pick left in ‘pool of his own urine’: ex-GOP pollster

Longwell criticized Collins’s performance in a Georgia Senate debate and warned that GOP candidates could dampen Republican turnout.

GOP turnout crash looms after MAGA pick left in ‘pool of his own urine’: ex-GOP pollster
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Republican strategist Sarah Longwell said Mike Collins performed poorly in a Georgia Senate debate and warned that weak GOP candidates could depress Republican turnout in November. Her assessment also cited polling on President Donald Trump and shifts in House race ratings.

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Mike Collins and Jon Ossoff Debate in Georgia Senate Race

Mike Collins and Jon Ossoff debated in Georgia’s U.S. Senate race, with coverage describing personal exchanges between the candidates. Left-leaning outlets focus on Ossoff’s challenge over Collins’s alleged associations and the force of the attack, while noting Collins denied bigotry and counterattacked. Center outlets place the debate within the Senate race and its electoral stakes, with one account also treating it as a snapshot of midterm messaging.

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