After Georgia’s May 22 primary, several races ended in a runoff, including the race for the GOP nomination for governor.
To be nominated for their party, candidates must win a majority (50 percent plus one) of the votes in the primary election. With no candidate in several races winning a majority of the votes, the top two from each will have to face each other in the primary runoff.
Click here to read more about how primary elections work in Georgia.
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