Ossoff, Collins Clash in Final Georgia Senate Debate as Early Voting Opens Before Nov. 3
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Updated · The New York Times · Oct 14
Ossoff, Collins Clash in Final Georgia Senate Debate as Early Voting Opens Before Nov. 3
3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Oct 14
Summary
Tuesday’s second and final Georgia Senate debate gave Mike Collins a sharper, more aggressive closing-stage performance against Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff.
Polls suggest Collins is trailing, and Republicans have already pulled some advertising money from the race, increasing pressure on him to sway independent voters before Nov. 3.
Collins framed the contest as “Georgia and Georgetown,” attacked Ossoff over inflation, border policy and social media, and tried to tie him to Jeffrey Epstein.
The exchange was less centered on the high-costs attacks Ossoff has used throughout the campaign, as Georgians began early in-person voting the same day.