Joe Biden and Donald Trump campaign the next week in Georgia by Senado

The President of the United States, Joe Biden, y el mandatario saliente, Donald Trump, coincides with the next Monday 4 March in the state of Georgia, where we are haran campaign in the vispera of one election of those that depende the control of the North American Senado.

The Biden team announced this Wednesday in a communiqué held by the President-elect like the Vice President-elect, Kamala Harris, traveling through Georgia’s proxies to campaign in favor of the Senate Democrats.

In Biden’s case, it will take place in Atlanta on Monday, March 4th, the same day that Trump will visit another state of the state, Dalton’s, to promote the candidacies of the two Republican senators who seek the election, Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.

The elections will take place on the 5th of January and will be the second in a row, so no candidate will run in the two Georgia constituencies with more than 50% of the votes cast in the November 3 issue.

Georgia’s elections deprive Senate of control over the first two years of Biden’s presidency, since the Republicans, who will be in opposition, will be insured by now 50 of the 100 assistants of the Camera Alta.

The Democrats, for their part, currently control 46 screens in the Senate, most notably those who belong to Independents like Bernie Sanders who suelen vote with them, because those who need to win the screens that are in play in Georgia to control the home .

Although a double Democratic victory in Georgia will result in a Senate divided by 50 scores of one color and another 50 from the other, Harris will be able to carry any possible empathy, given that his new cargo also includes the president of the Camera Alta.

Harris also camped this Domingo 3 in Georgia, specifically in the coastal area of Savannah, to promote the candidacies of the two Democratic aspirants in the Senate, Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.

The polls show a very adjusted contingent between the two Republican senators and their Democratic rivals, and the Republicans only need to win one of the two elections to retain control of the Senate.

If so, Biden will have the most difficulty approving candidates for his cabinet and imposing legislative priorities, given that in many cases there is a simple 51-vote majority to approve a change.

Biden convened in November November the state of Georgia, traditionally Republican, and was converted into the first Democrat to make it so that in 1992 Bill Clinton (1993-2001) was consecrated, but his margin of victory was very high and could be repeated.

Trump, for his part, has refused to reconsider his rightful position in the elections and has increased his disputes with Republican leaders in Congress., which complicates the campaign for the senators of his party who compete in Georgia.

These fairs, Trump’s creditor to the state governor, Brian Kemp, who resigned. The state chief has criticized Kemp in the last few days for his negative remarks about the results of Georgia’s presidential election, a state that won in 2016 and lost by Biden ante margin in 2020.

“@BrianKempGA has to renounce his cargo”, wrote the mandate in a single, in which he added his followers to the transmission of a hearing on electoral irregularities. “He’s an obstructionist who does not admit to using Georgia.”

Kemp, considered for a long time an unconditional ally of the president, refused to accept the accusations without Trump’s testimony that the state of the state’s votes were amassed. Following these principles, the governor ratified Georgia’s 16 electoral votes for Biden, claiming multiple votes would confirm Democrats’ victory in the state.

“I love the great state of Georgia, but the people who lead it, from the governor, @BrianKempGA, have the State Secretariat, are a complete disaster and have no idea”, added the Saturday by the North American mandate.

With EFE information

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