Leading in the polls for his re-election bid, Sen. Jon Ossoff is getting presidential buzz. But if Republicans win the governor’s race, they’d hold the power to fill his Senate seat.

The Georgia senator committed to serving out a full six-year term should he win in November — his most forceful rejection of 2028 rumors yet.

Jon Ossoff is declaring his Senate win early, ending rumors of running as the Democratic presidential candidate in the 2028 race.

With a slim GOP majority in the Senate, Republicans’ lead could be strengthened or weakened in the coming weeks.

There are lots of contested political races around the country this fall, but columnist Ron Faucheux says the contest to become Georgia’s next governor is the one to watch.

Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Georgia) said in a debate that he has “zero interest” in running for president. Plenty of other politicians said that and ran anyway.