Georgia Senate race tightens, benefiting Jewish candidate Ossoff

The US Senate race in Georgia is only getting tighter, with Democratic frontrunner David Perdue slipping to 49.9% of the vote to Jon Ossoff’s 47.7%, with 98% of the ballots counted.

That’s significant because the state holds a runoff between the two vote leaders if neither of them garners at least 50% of the ballots.

This means that Ossoff, who is Jewish, now has a better chance of securing a runoff.

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