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Voters head to the polls in Atlanta, in the southern US state of Georgia, in runoff elections that will determine whether Democrats or Republicans control the Senate for the first years of Joe Biden's presidency. [COMPLETES VIDI8Y83C4_EN AND VIDI8Y79AK_EN] IMAGES
Fulton County resumes processing ballots in Atlanta, a day after voters went to the polls in Georgia and appear to have handed a pair of stunning victories to the Democratic Senate candidates over their Republican opponents. IMAGES
Ballots start to be counted at Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Fulton County, after polls closed at 7pm for the crucial US Senate runoff races that will determine control of the chamber for the first years of Joe Biden's presidency. Fulton County is home to Georgia's capital and most populous city Atlanta. IMAGES
Polls close at the Dunbar Recreation Center in Atlanta, after a day of in-person voting in Georgia's closely watched US Senate elections that will determine which party controls the chamber and how Congress could impact Joe Biden's incoming administration. IMAGES
Marietta, Dec 30 (EFE/EPA).- Democrats want to repeat the formula that led them to victory in the Nov. 3 presidential election in Georgia and they are relying on the local Hispanic vote in the crucial runoffs for the state's two US Senate seats in early January, races that will decide which party holds the majority in the upper house.In the final stretch of the campaign, Democratic candidates Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock have redoubled their efforts to secure the decisive support of the Latino community, which - along with African Americans in Georgia - formed a coalition that helped Joe Biden defeat President Donald Trump in the state and nationwide. (Camera: ERIK LESSER). SHOT LIST: DEMOCRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE JON OSSOFF SPEAKS TO SUPPORTERS DURING A CAMPAIGN RALLY IN THE PARKING LOT OF A HISPANIC SUPERMARKET IN THE CITY OF MARIETTA, GEORGIA, US.
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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