Dalton rally aims to boost Republican turnout
U.S. Sen. John Ossoff holds a massive $26 million campaign advantage over challenger Mike Collins. Meanwhile, Georgia House Republicans are committing $1.2 million to television ads in Atlanta and Macon to defend their majority as Democrats fight for 10 pivotal seats. The push comes as Donald Trump visits Dalton to rally Republican voters ahead of Election Day.
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