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On the 5th, a final vote was held for two seats in the Senate of the Federal Assembly in Georgia, USA The voting rate reached a record high due to the election to decide the Senate power box, and the incumbent president and the next president.There is a lot of interest from all over the United States, such as entering the site.
This election was a test for Trump to see if he maintained his cohesion within the Republican Party. He alleges fraudulent elections in the state without foundation, and on the 2nd he called Secretary of State Luffence Purger for about an hour to “find” the votes necessary to reverse the defeat in the state. I was applying in.
On the other hand, it was an election that kept the fate of managing policy for the next president, Byden. If the Democratic Party wins both seats, the Senate will line up with the Republican Party on 50 seats, and if the votes are the same, the next Vice President Harris will have the right to vote as President of the Senate. If the Republican party in power retains at least one seat, both the House and Senate will become a twisted parliament, and Byden will be forced to drive hard to realize his political agenda.
Polling place in Atlanta
Photographer: Dustin Chambers / Bloomberg
Current Republican David Purdue, 71, will compete for votes with the Democratic nominee of documentary filmmaker John Osov, 33. Kelly Lofler, 50, who also holds the post in the Republican Party, is a candidate for Rafael Warnock , 51, pastor of the church in Atlanta where the late Martin Luther King, Jr. was pastor.
If the Democratic candidate wins, the state will have a senator elected from the party for the first time in 20 years. If Mr. Warnock is elected, he will be the first African senator from the state.
More than 3 million voters have voted early, the highest in the state’s final vote. Winners can take days or weeks to be confirmed by adding all the votes by mail.
“I don’t recall the parliamentary forces deciding in two elections in one state,” said Carwin Swint, a political scientist at Kenneso State University.
Original title:
Georgia makes history with the second round Deciding Senate, Biden Agenda （抜 粋）
(Update with the addition of the fifth paragraph. The title and text have been corrected to “final” in the article before the update.)
