Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia holding Senate seat for Democrats

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Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia holding Senate seat for Democrats. (2026, November 4). Al Jazeera. https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2026/11/4/ossoff-wins-reelection-in-georgia-holding-senate-seat-for-democrats?traffic_source=rss

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Jon Ossoff has been reelected to the Senate in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins. The election took place on November 4, 2026.

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Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff has won re-election to his Georgia Senate seat, defeating Republican challenger Rep. Mike Collins on November 4, 2026. Despite initial predictions that the race would be highly competitive due to shifting political dynamics in Georgia, Ossoff's victory was seen as a significant hold for Democrats, keeping their hope of winning a majority in the chamber alive. The election underscored growing public disapproval of President Trump and his administration's policies, including double-digit tariffs on other countries and federal agent deployments into cities. Ossoff emphasized this rejection of Trump's leadership during his victory speech, declaring that the American people have rejected the "failed lame duck president" Donald J. Trump.

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