ATLANTA — Spared of runoffs, top Georgia Republicans head into a general election campaign with newfound momentum as they seek to reverse recent losses that shattered the GOP's monopoly on statewide power.
And Democrats who avoided infighting are redoubling efforts to reforge the multiracial coalition that fueled upsets during the last election cycle amid the backdrop of economic uncertainty and an unpopular president who could drag down their candidates.
Gov. Brian Kemp and U.S. Senate hopeful Herschel Walker won impressive mandates in Republican primaries against determined competition, giving party leaders new hope of unifying conservatives in November despite years of internal turmoil driven by Donald Trump.
