All but three statewide races head to a runoff

In Georgia's primary elections, most statewide races didn't have a clear winner, leading to runoffs scheduled for June 16. This means that the final decision on who will represent these positions will have to wait a bit longer as candidates vie for the majority vote in a second round. This outcome underscores the competitive nature of the political landscape and highlights the importance of voter participation in the upcoming runoffs. It's a crucial step that could significantly influence the state's governance and policy direction.