VALDOSTA, Ga.—Early voting began Tuesday in Georgia, where residents are choosing whether a 23-year streak of Republican governorship will continue and if their representation in the U.S. Senate will remain solely held by Democrats.
For the Senate, voters are deciding between Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.), backed by President Donald Trump, and Democratic incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff. Meanwhile, former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Bottoms, a Democrat, is fighting for the governor position against Republican billionaire Rick Jackson.
The Epoch Times spoke with many voters on Tuesday across the state who were mainly split between the two main political parties, holding vastly different opinions on hot-button issues such as the economy, Iran, and immigration. …