Sen. Kelly Loeffler, one of two Georgia Republican senators facing runoff elections Jan. 5, campaigns in Marietta. Democrats would seize control of the Senate if they won the two Georgia seats, because the resulting tie would be broken by incoming Vice President Kamala Harris. “The road to socialism does not run through Georgia,” Loeffler said Wednesday at a jam-packed rally at Cobb County Republican headquarters in Marietta. The history of runoff elections for Georgia Democrats is not kind. The National Republican Senatorial Committee will also be upping its investment.
