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Chuck Schumer is reportedly "pessimistic" about Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock's chances of winning in the Georgia Senate runoffs.

Trump's team has sent more than 550 fundraising emails since election night From CNN's Betsy Klein Al Drago/Getty Images The Trump campaign has sent 554 fundraising solicitation emails to supporters since 11 p.m. on election night, Nov. 3, and 195 text messages, per CNN’s count. The daily appeals showed little sign of slowing down during the holiday season. There was just one email sent to the list on Christmas Day, a holiday greeting with no solicitation. Ahead of the holiday, the appeals asked supporters to sign a holiday card for the President. There has been a push in recent days for ...

Ossoff and Warnock campaigns need more cash despite massive fundraising In an email, Rev. Raphael Warnock says polls show him leading by a percentage point, but he's being outspent. Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock are warning that both their campaigns need more financial support in order to compete against the two incumbent Georgia Republicans.  “To win this election in 8 days, we need to continue our historic efforts to turn out every single voter — but we won’t be able to do that if our fundraising revenue continues to fall,” Warnock campaign manager Jerid Kurtz and Ossoff ca...

AP Photo/Brynn Anderson The Georgia Senate runoffs are one week away, and Democrats are reportedly worried about their chances. Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock are running against Republican Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler. While Joe Biden won a narrow (and contested) victory in the presidential race in November, Democrats are right to worry about the Senate runoffs, although Republicans cannot take anything for granted. Ossoff and Warnock sounded the alarm about their ability to keep pace with GOP spending in the race, calling for a “significant increase” in donations to keep t...

12:16 p.m. ET, December 28, 2020 The House will vote this afternoon to override Trump's veto on the National Defense Authorization Act From CNN's Lauren Fox Stefani Reynolds/Getty Images Following President-elect Joe Biden's remarks this afternoon on national security, the House is set to vote at 5 p.m. ET on two key items, one of which will test the loyalty of the Republican Party to President Trump. The House will vote to override the President's veto on the National Defense Authorization Act. It will require a two-thirds majority vote. Republicans in leadership haven't whipped the bill. ...