Good morning, and welcome to KidNews. I'm Tori.

Today is Tuesday, December 6, 2022, and we begin with Deja Vu in Georgia, where it's election

day all over again.

At stake is the U.S. Senate's only remaining undecided seat.

After weeks of record-breaking early voting, today's runoff is the last chance for Georgians

to cast their ballots, sending either Herschel Walker, the Republican, or Raphael Warnock,

the sitting Democratic Senator to Washington, D.C. for the next six years.

Neither candidate received enough votes back in November to win the seat outright.

Officials estimate a record 1.85 million votes have already been cast.

No matter the outcome, Democrats will retain control of the Senate, the only difference

will they hold 50 of the 100 seats with Vice President Harris again acting as the

tiebreaker, or will they have 51, and own the majority outright.

For over 50 years, Frank Houdak has been lighting up his Richmond, Virginia home for the

holidays.

Starting in September, the self-described Mr. Christmas gets to work, stringing up

over 100,000 lights stretching 65 feet into the air.

Also in his front yard, 100 illuminated figures, some of which he made himself.

Holiday lights aren't the only attraction.

He also blasts holiday music from his very own radio station.

It's all part of what's known as the Tacky Lights Tour, attracting visitors from 38 states

and 16 countries, and raising over $175,000 for local children's charities.

Mr. Houdak first began tinkering with lights when he was 10 years old.

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