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Ossoff: runoff election is a ‘once in a generation moment’
Jon Ossoff
Ahead of his Jan. 5 runoff election against Sen. David Perdue, Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff stopped by Forsyth County on Thursday, Dec. 31 at a volunteer meet and greet hosted by the Forsyth Asian American and Pacific Islander voters at Patel Brothers grocery store. - photo by Kelly Whitmire
Jon Ossoff, who will face off against incumbent Republican Sen. David Perdue, said his race and the race between Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock would have nationwide implications and send “a message that echoes from coast to coast about what Georgia stands for.”
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Why this intersection is causing a dispute among local elected politicians
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The intersection at Sawnee Drive and Dahlonega Street, which is proposed to be dedicated to Sen. Greg Dolezal. - photo by Daniel Dotson
Current and former local elected officials have voiced opposition to a proposed intersection dedication to Georgia Sen. Greg Dolezal.
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