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Ossoff’s campaign dominance pays off as race shifts his way

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Ossoff’s campaign dominance pays off as race shifts his way
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Recommended Stories Two different paths for Democrats in fight over socialism DNC faces questions of relevancy in wake of Ken Martin’s scandals House starts its August recess and kicks off crucial campaign stretch One of the clearest signs of the race’s trajectory has been fundraising. During the second quarter of this year, Ossoff raised just over $20 million, trailing only the Texas Democratic Senate nominee, state Rep. He also finished the quarter with roughly $42 million in cash on hand, giving him one of the largest campaign war chests of any Senate candidate this cycle.Advertisement His Republican challenger, Rep.

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Sen. Jon Ossoff’s (D-GA) reelection campaign is gaining momentum after posting a stunning fundraising haul, leading a prominent election forecaster to shift the race further in favor of the Democrats.The University of Virginia Center for Politics’ Sabato’s Crystal Ball moved Georgia’s Senate race from “Leans Democratic” to “Likely Democratic,” citing Ossoff’s financial dominance, aggressive campaign spending, and overall campaign strength. Recommended Stories Two different paths for Democrats in fight over socialism DNC faces questions of relevancy in wake of Ken Martin’s scandals House starts its August recess and kicks off crucial campaign stretch One of the clearest signs of the race’s trajectory has been fundraising.

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