Democratic incumbent Senator Jon Ossoff and Republican challenger Mike Collins made their final appeals to voters in the state of Georgia ahead of the U.S. mid‑term elections.
Ossoff, who has served as a U.S. Senator since 2021, urged voters to support his record on issues such as infrastructure and health care. He highlighted his work on bipartisan legislation and his commitment to representing the interests of all Georgians.
Collins, a former state legislator, called on voters to consider his proposals for economic growth, education reform and public safety. He emphasized the need for new leadership in Washington and pledged to bring a fresh perspective to the Senate.
Both candidates held brief rallies and participated in televised debates, stressing the importance of voter turnout in a state that has become increasingly competitive in recent elections.
The final appeals come as the mid‑term election approaches, with Georgia’s 2024 Senate race drawing national attention and significant campaign spending from both parties.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>
