In this campaign, David Perdue has downplayed his extensive dealings in outsourcing manufacturing to China during his career in the apparel and textile industries. Read more ›

Senator Kelly Loeffler has strong Wall Street ties, starting with her husband, the chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, who directed $21 million to a pro-Loeffler PAC. Read more ›

Some trivia about the Rev. Raphael Warnock: He gave his first sermon when he was 11 years old. Here’s a closer look at the candidate and his background. Read more ›

Jon Ossoff has worked in politics, but he has never held public office. Yet he is the best-funded Senate candidate in history, according to our recent profile of him. Read more ›

About 3.1 million people voted early, and that vote appeared to tilt Democratic. If another million people cast ballots today, Republicans believe they are likely to win.

Early voting returns worried some Republicans, who were not happy with the low turnout in conservative Northwest Georgia. They hope Trump’s rally there motivated supporters.

At age 33, Jon Ossoff would be just three years over the minimum age for being a U.S. senator if he is elected in today’s runoff. His opponent, David Perdue, is 71.

One thing to note: David Perdue is actually former Senator David Perdue. His term expired and the rest of the new Congress was sworn in on Sunday.

The Rev. Raphael Warnock, one of the Democratic candidates, is the senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once preached.

Kelly Loeffler, one of the Republicans in today’s runoff, was appointed by Gov. Brian Kemp to replace Johnny Isakson, who retired after his diagnosis with Parkinson’s disease.