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16:14Now PlayingAhead of Georgia's Senate runoff vote, Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossof were confident of victory. Both candidates - also getting a late assist from the President-elect. Joe Biden's ability to implement his political agenda would be boosted by Democratic victories here. And Stacey Abrams has been widely credited with generating enthusiasm for Democratic candidates with her New Georgia Project. US President Donald Trump flew to Georgia to campaign for the state's Republican Senate candidates Kelly Leoeffler and David Perdue. He once more refused to acknowledge his election defeat. His time in the White House may soon be ending, but Donald Trump seems determined not to go quietly. DW Washington Bureau Chief Ines Pohl spoke with Carter Crenshaw, founder of GOP for Joe, about what is at stake in this election and what it means for Democrats and Republicans alike going forward.
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