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Ossoff vs. Collins: Georgia Senate Debate Could Turn Ugly

Extremism allegations, controversial political associations and competing agendas set the stage for a heated Georgia Senate showdown.

ATLANTA, GA — Georgia’s closely watched U.S. Senate race takes center stage Thursday night as Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff and Republican challenger Mike Collins face off in a debate that could quickly shift from policy disagreements to personal and political accusations.

Ossoff could confront Collins over allegations involving his son-in-law’s reported extremist activities and questions surrounding other political associations. Collins, meanwhile, could challenge Ossoff’s Senate record and political alliances while defending his support for President Donald Trump’s agenda.

With healthcare, immigration, the economy and control of the U.S. Senate at stake, the debate offers both candidates an opportunity to address the issues affecting Georgia families. But will voters hear meaningful policy solutions, or will controversial accusations dominate the evening?

Read the full debate preview from the A.T.L. N.E.W.S. Georgia Bureau:

Ossoff vs. Collins: Georgia Senate Debate Could Turn Ugly as Extremism Allegations and Political Attacks Loom

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