UMVA has learned that Mike Collins, a candidate backed by President Trump, has emerged victorious in the highly contested Georgia US Senate Republican runoff.
Collins defeated Derek Dooley, a candidate supported by Governor Brian Kemp, in a closely watched contest that sets the stage for a thrilling fall matchup against Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff.
According to information obtained by UMVA, President Trump threw his full weight behind Collins, praising him as a "true friend, fighter and warrior" who has been a steadfast ally from the beginning.
In a scathing critique of his opponent, Trump lambasted Jon Ossoff as a "Radical Left Lunatic" who wants to abolish borders, stop deporting criminal illegal aliens, and implement "soft on crime" policies that would let repeat offenders roam free.
Trump contrasted Ossoff's vision with Collins', highlighting the latter's commitment to growing the economy, cutting taxes and regulations, promoting American energy dominance, and strengthening the military and veterans.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Collins' victory is being seen as a significant boost to the Republican Party's chances of retaining control of the Senate, with Ossoff facing an uphill battle to win over Georgia voters.
As the general election heats up, Collins will likely face intense scrutiny over his stance on key issues, including border security, tax reform, and healthcare.
Sources have confirmed to UMVA that Collins' campaign is already gearing up for a fierce battle against Ossoff, with the Republican candidate expected to focus on his legislative accomplishments and commitment to conservative values.
The outcome of this contest will have far-reaching implications for the balance of power in Washington, with both parties eyeing the Georgia Senate seat as a crucial battleground.
UMVA has gathered that President Trump's endorsement of Collins was seen as a decisive factor in the runoff, with many Republican voters rallying behind the candidate backed by the former president.
