Republicans Struggle to Unite in Georgia’s Key Races

“Republicans appear to have a unity problem in Georgia,” NBC News reports.

“In both of the battleground state’s marquee contests this fall, Republican power brokers have yet to fully rally around either of their nominees, Rep. Mike Collins for Senate and billionaire Rick Jackson for governor, months after they emerged from bruising primaries. It stands in stark contrast to the Democrats, who have coalesced quickly behind Sen. Jon Ossoff and gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms.”

“The dynamic has sparked concerns within the GOP, less than 60 days from Election Day, that its statewide candidates will struggle to build a winning coalition amid a broader political environment that is presenting headwinds for the party.”