David Perdue

Perdue’s announcement abruptly ended speculation he stoked just one week earlier about a potential challenge to Sen. Raphael Warnock.

David Perdue, the former Georgia senator, says he’s considering a run against Sen. Raphael Warnock in 2022.

Now the projected victors have been declared and the dust begins to settle following the Georgia Senate runoff races you may be asking yourself a simple question. What does it all mean?

Democratic control of the U.S. Senate has come one step closer to fruition after Georgia Republican David Perdue conceded his runoff loss to Democrat Jon Ossoff

Republican David Perdue conceded the Senate runoff race to Democrat Jon Ossoff on Friday. Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., conceded to Rev. Raphael Warnock on Thursday.

Democrats won both Georgia Senate seats — and with them, the U.S. Senate majority — as final votes were counted Wednesday, serving President Donald Trump a stunning defeat in his last days in office while dramatically improving the fate of President-elect Joe Biden’s progressive agenda. Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, Democratic challengers who represented the diversity of their party’s...

Rev. Raphael Warnock won his Senate runoff race against incumbent Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., NBC News projects. This makes Warnock Georgia’s first Black senator.

The man elected to be Georgia’s first Black senator calls his story one that could only happen in America.

“This is a lesson for the Republican Party of what’s likely to come if they continue to behave this way,” GOP pollster Frank Luntz told CNBC.

Democrat Jon Ossoff was leading Republican Sen. David Perdue in the other Senate runoff.

Both Senate runoff elections in Georgia are too close to call as Republicans and Democrats vie for control of the Senate.

More than 120,000 Georgians who did not vote in November have cast ballots in the state’s hotly-contested U.S. Senate runoff election. Some of those are first-time voters, including some who just turned 18. NBCLX storyteller Chase Cain breaks down this wildcard group, and also explains how voter exhaustion and race may also play a role in the election results.

Georgia election official Gabriel Sterling said Tuesday he expects results in the state’s Senate runoff election in a couple of days. “If I’m a betting person, which I’m not, I would say it’s going to be a couple of days because I’m anticipating it will be a close race one way or the other,” Sterling...

Political strategist Frank Luntz’s remarks on CNBC referred to Tuesday’s Georgia Senate runoff elections and Wednesday’s Electoral College confirmation vote.

It’s Election Day in Georgia, where millions have already cast their ballots in the dual Senate runoff races. NBCLX’s political reporter Noah Pransky explains when you can expect to see runoff results, especially as USPS slowdowns threaten to delay the delivery of some mail-in ballots.

Vice President Mike Pence is warning conservative Christians in Georgia that Tuesday’s high-stakes Senate runoffs may offer “the last line of defense” against a Democratic takeover in Washington

President Donald Trump and President-elect Joe Biden traveled to Georgia on Monday in one last campaign effort before two runoff elections on Tuesday that will decide control of the U.S. Senate. Democrat Jon Ossoff is challenging Republican Sen. David Perdue while Rev. Raphael Warnock, a Democrat, is taking on Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler.

Georgia election official Gabriel Sterling on Monday ran down a list of election fraud myths and debunked them. “This is all easily, provably false, yet the president persists,” Sterling said. “And by doing so, [he] undermines Georgians’ faith in the election system, especially Republican Georgians in this case, which is important because we have a big election coming up tomorrow...

In the final push before the crucial Georgia U.S. Senate elections, Republicans and Democrats share this closing message: The stakes can’t be any higher.

Wall Street and real estate executives are making a late push into Georgia Senate runoffs mainly to help the two Republican incumbents.