Dem candidate beats former Bakkt CEO Kelly Loeffler in tight senate race

Dem candidate beats former Bakkt CEO Kelly Loeffler in tight senate race

Kelly Loeffler has lost the Georgia runoff election to Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock. Senator Kelly Loeffler, formerly the CEO of Bitcoin (BTC) futures exchange Bakkt, will not be returning to Washington, at least not as a legislator. According to AP News on Jan. 6, Democratic candidate Raphael Warnock has won one of the tightly contested runoff elections in the Southern state of Georgia. The runoff elections have been closely watched in the United States, as they will determine which party controls a majority in the Senate, which will set the timbre for President-elect Biden's....


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