Democrat candidate Jon Ossoff received less than 50 percent of the vote in the special election in Georgia’s 6th congressional district against numerous opponents, meaning a runoff election will take place soon:
And that's that- Ossoff finishes below 50%, will face runoff against Karen Handel. Updating Fulton now. #GA06 https://t.co/C0HrRw3rO1
— Decision Desk HQ (@DecisionDeskHQ) April 19, 2017
In spite of the results, Ossoff has deemed this special election as one for the history books:
OSSOFF here in Atlanta: "We may not know the outcome for some time… but there is no doubt this already a victory for the ages.”
— Robert Costa (@costareports) April 19, 2017
"We may not know the outcome tonight…but this is already a victory for the ages," @ossoff says. "So bring it on."
— Kasie Hunt (@kasie) April 19, 2017
Democratic candidate in #GA06 Jon Ossoff: “This is already a victory for the ages” https://t.co/0ZoSDZ80nb https://t.co/fSNCj3ED8N
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 19, 2017
“Victory for the ages”? That might be a but much:
How does finishing below 50% and a run off count as a victory for the ages? Lol ????????
— Mrs. Prim (@PrimMrs) April 19, 2017
don't use the word victory if you didn't win https://t.co/yjPwqHF6F6
— Matt Pearce ? (@mattdpearce) April 19, 2017
If by “victory” Ossoff means we’ll see more campaign involvement from Alyssa Milano and other Hollywood lefties, maybe he’s right.
"GA6… I am your density" https://t.co/xetSuyCsxu
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) April 19, 2017
Mr. @Ossoff is enthusiastic. But "victory for the ages" might be a tad hyperbolic. ?
— Mark Daniels (@MARKJDANIELS) April 19, 2017
What does that even mean? https://t.co/RMdDnvaZSI
— Michelle Ray (@GaltsGirl) April 19, 2017
Atlanta.. already a victory for the ages… Wait just a minute
ATL 28
NE 3
3RD
2:08 https://t.co/ADucftA4M8— Craig S. Bell (@craig_s_bell) April 19, 2017
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FLOP! This CNN interview is NOT a good ‘sign’ for Jon Ossoff #GA06
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