Elected President Joe Biden is poised to make one last push in Georgia ahead of tomorrow’s Senate election.
Biden is campaigning in Atlanta and Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Savannah on Sunday. This is the second visit to the state for both the president-elect and the vice-president, while they are running for the Democratic candidates, Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock, campaigning in the hope that the party will gain control of the Senate.
The president-elect’s Monday trip to Georgia will coincide with President Trump traveling to Dalton, Georgia for a rally to fight him for the state’s current Republican Sens Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.
Why this election is the most important: The control of the room depends on subsequent matches. If the Democrats win both races, the Senate composition will be 50-50, which will put Harris in the position of a casting vote, and could pave the way for Biden to advance the agenda he promoted during his campaign. .
During Biden’s last stop earlier in December, which came on the heels of the Electoral College to confirm his victory, he slammed Perdue and Loeffler, arguing that they stood by it and ‘completely embraced almost 5 million votes in To destroy Georgia. ‘ He urged Georgians to vote as if their lives depended on it.