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Voters Test Senate Map and D.C. Races

Voters in Georgia, Oklahoma, and D.C. vote as primaries test Senate power and D.C. leadership

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Voters in Georgia, Oklahoma, and Washington, D.C. cast ballots in primaries that test Trump's GOP influence, Georgia's Senate map, and D.C.'s first mayor-delegate transition in a generation.

  1. Frame 1Voters in Georgia, Oklahoma, and D.C. vote as primaries test Senate power and D.C. leadership.
  2. Frame 2Trump endorsed Mike Collins in Georgia's Republican runoff after Collins led Derek Dooley by 10 points in May.
  3. Frame 3The runoff winner faces Sen. Jon Ossoff, a Democrat defending a state Trump won in 2024.
  4. Frame 4Republicans hold a 53-47 Senate edge, with Georgia and Michigan named as prime pickup states.
  5. Frame 5D.C. Democrats chose new mayoral and delegate nominees as Bowser and Norton prepared to leave.
  6. Frame 6First-time ranked-choice voting could keep D.C. campaigns waiting beyond election night for the ballot count.
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Jun 16, 1:19 PM EDT
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