US midterm primaries 2026 live: Trump pick for Republican candidate in Georgia trails competitor in early counting
Whoever wins will challenge rising Democratic star Jon Ossoff for the seat in November.In the Republican primary campaign for Georgia governor, Trump-backed Burt Jones was facing off against the healthcare billionaire and political newcomer Rick Jackson. Brad Raffensperger, the Georgia secretary of state and longtime political enemy of Trump, was locked out of the race when he finished third earlier in the year.We’ll bring you the latest results and reactions as the night unfolds.Share
- ▪Whoever wins will challenge rising Democratic star Jon Ossoff for the seat in November.In the Republican primary campaign for Georgia governor, Trump-backed Burt Jones was facing off against the healthcare billionaire and political newcomer
- ▪Brad Raffensperger, the Georgia secretary of state and longtime political enemy of Trump, was locked out of the race when he finished third earlier in the year.We’ll bring you the latest results and reactions as the night unfolds.Share
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18.20 EDTResults expected as voters cast ballots in three states and Washington DCFran LawtherVoters have been casting their ballots in primary elections in Alabama, Oklahoma and Georgia – where a closely watched runoff will decide who faces off against Democratic candidates in Senate and gubernatorial races in November.In Washington DC - a Democratic stronghold - voters were also selecting a candidate for the party ahead of November’s mayoral election.In Alabama, a Republican primary runoff for Senate between Trump-backed Barry Moore and Jared Hudson is another test of how far Trump’s endorsement can sway voters.These primaries are the latest test of Donald Trump’s power over the Republican party.
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