For the second time in less than two years, a U.S. Senate race in Georgia came down to

a runoff.

Does it, of midterm races around America, are still too close to call?

Let's focus on that closely watched Senate battle in Georgia remains too close to call

at this hour.

In Georgia could very well be headed for a runoff in coming to Rafa.

Back in November, it was super close.

Democratic Senator Rafael Warnoch and Republican challenger, Herschel Walker, were separated

by less than a percentage point.

Neither candidate cleared the 50% threshold needed to went out right.

By law in Georgia, that meant a runoff and another month of campaigning.

Here's Walker speaking in peach tree city in late November.

We're not second rate country, we're first.

And until we can get leaders and Washington, say we're going to be first, we're always

going to be second.

Well, when I'm in then, Senate, I'm going to fight for us to be first.

Go, that's who we are.

We're going to be calm.

And here's former president Barack Obama campaigning alongside Warnoch in Atlanta just

a few days ago.

Not only will we keep Georgia and America on a path to a better future, but we will be

setting an example for a four year old right here.

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