Perdue acknowledges Ossoff win in Georgia

Republic David Perdue announced that he was conceding his loss in his Senate runoff election in Georgia, and acknowledged Democrat Jon Ossoff as the winner. Perdue said that he had finished ahead of Ossoff in the November general election, but finished behind him in the Jan. 5 runoff election, one of two in Georgia that helped hand Democrats control of the Senate.

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David Perdue concedes Georgia Senate race to Jon Ossoff

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Perdue acknowledges Ossoff win in Georgia

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