Ga. Senate special election will go to run-off between Loeffler, Warnock
ABC News projects the Georgia Senate special election will go to a run-off, as none of the candidates met the required threshold to win the race, an expected result as 20 candidates competed on the same ballot.
Democrat Rev. Raphael Warnock, the senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, where Martin Luther King Jr. served as co-pastor until his death, will be one candidate in the race. Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler will be the other.

Rep. Doug Collins, who currently serves as Georgia's 9th Congressional District representative, was beaten out by Loeffler. The two have been in a competitive race for months, trying to prove themselves as the most loyal to the president and the most conservative choices on the ballot.
Collins tweeted that he's congratulated Loeffler and will be supporting her.
Loeffler was appointed to this seat by Gov. Brian Kemp in late 2019 to replace retiring Republican Sen. Johnny Isakson.
The runoff will be on Jan. 5.
-ABC News’ Quinn Scanlan





