Republicans need a net gain of just one seat to take back control of the U.S. Senate and, on paper, Georgia appears the likeliest candidate to deliver the majority back to the GOP.
All of Republicans’ pickup opportunities are in states Joe Biden carried in 2020, but Georgia was the narrowest of Biden’s victories — just a 0.23 percent win — in the entire country.
And the GOP sees Democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock as an accidental senator, only in Washington because of a long string of happenstances and mishaps: the unexpected resignation of Sen. Johnny Isakson in 2019 that triggered…
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