News alert: Unprecedented double runoff: No Georgia candidates for US Senate receive 50% of votes, reports say, leaving balance of power in flux

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News Alert Friday, November 6

Unprecedented double runoff: No Georgia candidates for US Senate receive 50% of votes, reports say, leaving balance of power in flux

The race between Sen. David Perdue and John Ossoff and the race between Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Raphael Warnock are both headed to a runoff in Georgia, according to NBC News and The Washington Post. Both races are key for Democrats, who are trying to win back control of the Senate, which Republicans currently hold. With both races headed to a runoff, the balance of power in the Senate could be in flux for weeks.

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