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The Georgia special elections will conclude in precisely nine days. On January 5, 2021, the nation will learn whether or not Georgians voted to re-elect GOP Sens. David Purdue and Kelly Loeffler. Perdue and Loeffler are each in their own runoffs. While Perdue faces off against Jon Ossoff, Loeffler is fending off a Senate challenge from Raphael Warnock. Perdue and Loeffler have also campaigned jointly, as have Ossoff and Warnock. Meanwhile, big-name Republicans are backing the GOP senators as top Democrats support the candidates in their own party. https://twitter.com/KLoeffler/status/1343330467743989761 A while ago, President Trump traveled to Georgia to hold a rally for both Perdue and Loeffler. In doing so, the president also urged all Georgians to get out and vote; this included an express warning that not voting is akin to handing over America to radical socialists and communists. This evening, Americans learned that Trump will return to Georgia on January 4 for a final rally in support of Perdue and Loeffler.

A closer look at Trump's upcoming rally for the Georgia Republicans

Hours ago, President Trump tweeted out that he will visit Georgia next Monday. The tweet went on to laud both Perdue and Loeffler as "GREAT" senators before stating that the victories of both GOP candidates are paramount for the country. Thus far, official details for the time and venue where Trump will rally are not yet public. However, Georgians who are interested in attending the event can keep their eyes on the accounts of Perdue, Loeffler, Trump, and the official Trump team. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1343328283824447488 The president's rally will mark his second time coming to Georgia on Perdue and Loeffler's behalfs. It furthermore follows visits from two of his eldest children, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump. Both younger Trumps have joined their father in urging Georgians to re-elect the two Republican senators. Just like the president, the first son and first daughter also warn that Republicans not voting is unacceptable. This is a matter that Trump has tackled head-on; during the president's rally a few weeks ago, he stated that showing up to the polls in droves is the best way to combat voter fraud and cheating from the Democrats. ---------------------------------------- Have a story you want USA Herald to cover? Submit a tip here and if we think it's newsworthy, we'll follow up on it. Want to contribute a story? We also accept article submissions – check out our writer's guidelines here.