Perdue Wins Georgia Senate Race Outright
Michael Warren · November 5, 2014 Republican David Perdue has won his race for the U.S. Senate in Georgia against Democrat Michelle Nunn, CNN projects. Perdue is expected to win more than 50 percent of the vote, meaning the race will not have to proceed to a runoff.
Michelle Nunn Won't Say If She Would Have Voted for Obamacare
Michael Warren · November 3, 2014 Senate candidate Michelle Nunn of Georgia refused to say how she would have voted on the Affordable Care Act. While the Democrat was campaigning in Macon Monday, a local TV news reporter asked Nunn about her position on the law.
GA Senate Polls: Race Statistically Tied
Michael Warren · October 24, 2014 A pair of polls on the Georgia Senate race continue to show a close race between Republican David Perdue and Democrat Michelle Nunn.
Man Confronts Georgia Dem Senate Candidate Over Rising Costs from Obamacare
Daniel Halper · October 23, 2014 A Georgia man confronted Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Michelle Nunn over the rising cost his health care plan because of Obamacare:
Obama Touts Nunn in Georgia
Michael Warren · October 23, 2014 Barack Obama called into an Atlanta radio station to urge Georgia voters to elect Michelle Nunn to the U.S. Senate so that the president can "keep on doing some good work."
Ebola Czar Advised GA Democratic Senate Candidate
Michael Warren · October 21, 2014 Ron Klain, the Democratic political operative tapped by President Obama to run the federal government's response to the Ebola virus outbreak, recently worked as a political adviser to Michelle Nunn, the Georgia Democrat running for the U.S. Senate. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports:
Another Dem Senate Candidate Won't Say If She Voted for Obama
Daniel Halper · October 15, 2014 A video tracker for the opposition research firm America Rising asked Democratic Senate candidate Michelle Nunn whether she voted for President Obama in the 2008 and 2012 elections. Nunn, who is in a close race to fill the open Georgia Senate seat, refused to answer the direct question.
Poll: Nunn Leads Perdue in Georgia Senate Race
Michael Warren · October 15, 2014 Democrat Michelle Nunn leads her Republican opponent David Perdue in a new poll of the U.S. Senate race in Georgia. The 11Alive poll, conducted by SurveyUSA, found Nunn with 48 percent support to Perdue's 45 percent.
Red-State Dems Form 'Blue Senate 2014' Joint PAC
Michael Warren · August 19, 2014 How does a Democratic Senate candidate running in a conservative state in 2014 try to win? There are many strategies, from Louisiana’s incumbent senator Mary Landrieu emphasizing her ties to the energy industry to Michelle Nunn of Georgia running as a business-friendly moderate willing to work with…
Nunn, Lobbyists Get Big Tax Break On Land Deal
Michael Warren · August 14, 2014 Georgia Democrat Michelle Nunn experienced a week of embarrassment late last month when National Review's Eliana Johnson published a leaked memo from Nunn's Senate campaign. The memo was essentially Nunn's plan for how to win her race in Georgia, a state her Democratic father represented in the…
Correction: Nunn Does Not Botch Georgia State Motto
Michael Warren · July 24, 2014 See update below.
Herschel Walker Endorses Jack Kingston (Updated)
Michael Warren · May 28, 2014 In the lead-up to Georgia's July 22 GOP runoff election for U.S. Senate, Congressman Jack Kingston of Savannah has received an endorsement from the Heisman Trophy-winning University of Georgia football legend Herschel Walker. Walker, a Georgia native and star running back of UGA's undefeated 1980…
Perdue, Kingston Proceed to Runoff in Georgia
Michael Warren · May 21, 2014 The Associated Press reports that former CEO David Perdue and congressman Jack Kingston won first and second place, respectively, in Tuesday's Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Georgia. Because Perdue, at 30 percent, did not win an outright majority, both he and Kingston (who got 26 percent)…
Georgia's Senate Primary: A Race to the End
Michael Warren · May 20, 2014 If there’s one thing we know about today’s Georgia Republican primary for U.S. Senate, it’s that we really don’t know who will win. Or, more precisely, we don’t know which candidates will come in first and second to proceed to the inevitable runoff election in July. With five major candidates in…
Nunn Refuses To Answer How She Would Have Voted On Obamacare
Michael Warren · May 19, 2014 Georgia Senate candidate Michelle Nunn is coasting to victory in Tuesday's Democratic primary, while her Republican opponent won't likely be decided until the July 22 runoff. With a contentious, crowded GOP field getting most of the attention, Nunn has been able to stay out of the spotlight. A…
Chamber Ad: Jack Kingston, Consistent Conservative
Michael Warren · April 29, 2014 Savannah-based congressman Jack Kingston is getting some support in his bid for the U.S. Senate in Georgia by way of a new ad from the Chamber of Commerce. The ad calls Kingston a "consistent conservative." Watch it below:
Nunn Ad: 'Good Shot'
Michael Warren · April 28, 2014 Michelle Nunn, the likely Democratic nominee for Senate in Georgia, has a new ad that explores her biography. The daughter of former senator Sam Nunn, the younger Nunn points out that while she played basketball like her father, she did not follow him into politics.
Handel Ad: 'I'll Be a Conservative Fighter In the Senate'
Michael Warren · April 25, 2014 Karen Handel, a Republican candidate for Senate in Georgia, has a new TV ad that pitches her as a "conservative fighter" who wants to "stop illegal immigration and Obamacare" and "cut spending."
GA Democrat Michelle Nunn Raises $2.4 Million
Michael Warren · April 14, 2014 Michelle Nunn, the presumptive Democratic nominee for an open Senate seat in Georgia, has raised $2.4 million in the first quarter of 2014. The Associated Press reports:
Handel on Perdue: 'Bless His Heart'
Michael Warren · April 10, 2014 In a new radio ad, Republican Senate candidate Karen Handel of Georgia hits back at her primary opponent David Perdue for his recently released comments about her lack of a college education. Perdue also touted his international business experience. The minute-long Handel ad replays Perdue's…
Handel Raises $200K In 2 Weeks
Michael Warren · April 7, 2014 Karen Handel, the former secretary of state of Georgia, has raised $200,000 in the past two weeks for her campaign for Senate, according to a spokesman. The cash-strapped Republican, who is facing better financed primary opponents, has raised more in that time than she had in the previous quarter.
Michelle Nunn Releases First Ad
Michael Warren · April 3, 2014 Michelle Nunn, the likely Democratic nominee for Senate in Georgia, has released her first 30-second TV ad of the campaign. Nunn is the daughter of former senator Sam Nunn, but the ad seeks to introduce her more broadly to voters in Georgia.
David Perdue on Karen Handel: 'High School Graduate'
Michael Warren · April 3, 2014 A leading Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Georgia criticized a fellow primary opponent for having only a high school degree. David Perdue, a businessman and first-time candidate for office, was touting his experience and education to a group of voters in January when he made a reference to…
Liberal Group Poll: Broun Leading in Georgia Senate Primary
Michael Warren · March 10, 2014 Republican congressman Paul Broun is leading a field of five Senate candidates in Georgia, a new poll has found. Broun has 27 percent of the GOP primary vote, according to a poll commissioned by liberal group Better Georgia. Broun's competitors came in relatively far behind, with fellow congressman…
Poll: Dem Senate Candidate Leads All Republicans in Georgia
Michael Warren · January 30, 2014 A new poll of Georgia voters found the likely Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate is slightly ahead of four the candidates in the crowded GOP primary. PPP, working on behalf of the liberal group Americans United For Change, found that Democrat Michelle Nunn leads Republican congressmen Paul Broun,…
Hagan, Other Senate Dems Up for Reelection Call for Extended Obamacare Enrollment Period
Michael Warren · October 24, 2013 Senator Kay Hagan, a Democrat from North Carolina who is up for reelection in 2014, says she supports delaying the deadline for signing up for health insurance under Obamacare's individual mandate. Hagan, who voted for Obamacare back in 2010, also says the fine for not signing up for health…
Michelle Nunn Running for Senate in Georgia
Michael Warren · July 23, 2013 Michelle Nunn, the daughter of former Democratic senator Sam Nunn of Georgia, will run for the Senate next year, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports:
Michelle Nunn to Run for Senate in Georgia?
Michael Warren · May 24, 2013 Georgia Democrats may finally have a candidate for next year's Senate race to succeed Republican Saxby Chambliss. Michelle Nunn, an Atlanta businesswoman and the daughter of former senator Sam Nunn, is "actively preparing" for a Senate campaign, the Hill reports: