Perdue: “Georgia’s not turning blue” in anticipation for Jan. runoff

U.S. Senator candidate Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue talked to Georgia voters in Forsyth County. They hosted a large crowd at Black Diamond Grill at 3 p.m.

The goal was to reach voters in the area to encourage voting for the runoffs on Jan. 5. The race between GOP Sen. David Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff will be the first runoff.

The second runoff will be between Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Democrat Raphael Warnock. The outcome of the runoff will determine which party will have control over the Senate.

Loeffler made it clear to the Georgia voters that she plans to continue to be the voice for each of them.

“Make no mistake, we are the firewall, not just for the U.S. Senate but for the future of our country,” Loeffler said.

The runoff is crucial to the representation of the Republican party. All Georgia citizens have to do is get their vote out, Perdue said.

“Georgia’s not turning blue,” Perdue said.

Loeffler said Perdue and herself ensure the “conservative values” for each Georgian, and further stressed the importance of voting in the runoff.

“No one is going to outwork us to make sure that Georgian’s have what they need,” Loeffler said. “America has the freedoms that we deserve and that our God given rights of the Constitution. We’re going to continue for conservative rights, for affordable healthcare, for school choice, for conservative values that lift everyone up. We will be your voice in Washington if you’re our voice on January 5.”