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Trump’s Man Mike Collins Wins Georgia Senate Nod — Now Comes the Real Fight Against Ossoff

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Mike Collins has won the Georgia GOP runoff for Senate. 

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He defeated Derek Dooley. Collins was endorsed by President Trump.

He will face John Ossoff in what is sure to be a tight race. Ossoff is also said to be on the short list of possible VP options for the Democrats in the next Presidential race.

Georgia GOP Rep. Mike Collins is expected to win his party's nomination for Senate in a special runoff election Tuesday night, which comes after he secured President Donald Trump's endorsement.

Trump endorsed Collins over the weekend while Gov. Brian Kemp, R-Ga., has been campaigning with Collins' GOP primary opponent, Derek Dooley

The two candidates advanced to the runoff last month and Collins will now face incumbent Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in November.

Collins currently has 55% of the vote, compared to Dooley's 45% with 56% of the vote counted so far, according to the Associated Press.

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This race is critical if the Republicans would like to keep control of the Senate and possibly increase the number of seats. 

Collins is staunchly pro-life which was a bit of an issue for Trump, but ultimately Trump believed he was the best candidate.

This will be a difficult lift for Collins. Republican voters will have to turn out in record numbers. Time will tell. 

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