Former President Obama is making a final push in Georgia ahead of Election Day, campaigning for Democratic candidates in key races, including the governor’s contest and a Senate seat, while also urging higher voter participation. Meanwhile, President Trump will hold his third campaign rally in the state on the same day, intensifying the high-stakes political battle in a battleground where both sides are seeking to secure crucial support. The visit underscores the tight race and the role outside influence may play in determining control of the governor’s office and Senate representation. With early voting underway, the focus remains on mobilizing voters in a state that has become a pivotal battleground in the broader election.
Former President Obama is campaigning in Georgia on Wednesday — less than a week out from Election Day — to give a boost to Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms, who's running for Georgia governor, and incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff (D), as well as push voter turnout. On Wednesday evening, President Trump will make his third campaign...
