Popular GOP Gov. Brian Kemp passes on 2026 Senate run in battleground Georgia

Republican governor Brian Kemp, who was the best recruiter in the Senate in the Republican Party in Georgia in Georgia, announced in the renewal elections next year, on Monday that he was going through a campaign.

“During the past few weeks, many conversations were held with friends, supporters and leaders throughout the country who encouraged me to run for the US Senate in 2026. I appreciate a great appreciation for their support and invitations of our family.

The Popular Governor, who carries a period and prevented from seeking to re-election in 2026, was the candidate of the Republican Party’s dream in the face of Democratic senator John Osov, who is weak, as Republicans aim to expand the majority of the Senate 53-47 next year.

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OSSOFF, which runs for six years in the Senate after turning the seat by winning the surface flow elections in January 2021, is a major goal for the National Committee of Republican College (NRSC) in the state of President Donald Trump last November.

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“Republicans have a number of powerful candidates who can build a winning coalition to add this seat to the majority of President Trump in the Senate,” Joanna Rodriguez, NRSC’s communications director, told Fox News in a statement.

“He spoke with President Trump and the leadership of the Senate earlier today and expressed my commitment to work alongside them to ensure that we have a strong Republican candidate who can win next November,” Kemb said, in his position on social media.

The President now Donald Trump shakes his hands with the governor of Georgia Brian Kemp on October 4, 2024, in Evans, Georgia. (AP Photo/EVAN VUCCI)

The governor, who was ignored to run for the Senate for several months, told the Fox News Digital in an interview with him in February that while he was in the middle of Georgia’s legislative session, “I know that I cannot continue to withstand forever, so we will have what he says on this way,” he told the ruler, who was ignored to run for the Senate for several months.

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“We need to turn this seat. We must have a fans in this seat, and I think we will have one after the” 26 “elections,” said Keteb, who is currently the president of the Republican Referees Association.

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Representative Margori Taylor Green, R Ga. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

But as Keteb comes out of the image, the Republican Party faces the possibility of a crowded primary presence and perhaps MP Margori Taylor Green, a Tram’s supreme supporter in the House of Representatives who enjoys the enormous names but is seen by Bondst as very toxic to potential independent trials who need to win the general elections.

Among the other Republicans who expressed their interest in running if Kembe bends the actors. Body Carter, Mike Collins, Rich McCromic, and Government Insurance Commissioner John King.

“It is clear that we are disappointed about it. It was, of course, it will be a great candidate, but as I said before, this race will be a competitor in both cases. Thus there will be a lot of attention,” said the majority leader of the Senate John Thun.

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The Senator Democratic Campaign Committee highlighted the Kemban Declaration.

“Brian Keteb’s decision not to run for the Senate in 2026 is the last embarrassing failure of the Senate in the Senate, where they face a violent reaction to construction, as each candidate from the Republican Party will be forced to answer Trump’s harmful agenda.

Kelly Faris in Fox News contributed to this report