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2020 special election for U.S. Senate in Georgia

U.S. Senate · Georgia

Raphael G. Warnock (D) won with 32.9% of the vote, defeating Kelly Loeffler (R) by 7.0 points.

Raphael G. WarnockDemocrat · winner
32.9%1,617,035
Kelly LoefflerRepublican
25.9%1,273,214
Doug CollinsRepublican
20.0%980,454
Deborah JacksonDemocrat
6.6%324,118
Matt LiebermanDemocrat
2.8%136,021
Tamara Johnson-ShealeyDemocrat
2.2%106,767
Jamesia JamesDemocrat
1.9%94,406
Derrick E. GraysonRepublican
1.0%51,592
Joy Felicia SladeDemocrat
0.9%44,945
Annette Davis JacksonRepublican
0.9%44,335
Kandiss TaylorRepublican
0.8%40,349
A. Wayne JohnsonRepublican
0.7%36,176
Brian SlowinskiLibertarian
0.7%35,431
Richard Dien WinfieldDemocrat
0.6%28,687
Ed TarverDemocrat
0.5%26,333
Allen BuckleyIndependent
0.4%17,954
John FortuinGreen
0.3%15,293
Al BartellIndependent
0.3%14,640
Valencia StovallIndependent
0.3%13,318
Michael Todd GreeneIndependent
0.3%13,293
4,914,361 votes

Source: MIT Election Data and Science LabUpdated Oct 1, 2026, 10:09 AM ET

The seat over time

D − R margin in this seat's races around 2020

Races before and after

EvenD+20.42000 specialR+1.02020 special

Source: MIT Election Data and Science LabUpdated Oct 1, 2026, 10:09 AM ET

Money in this race

Each line compares the two campaigns on one scale.

Raphael G. WarnockKelly Loeffler
$125.4M
Raised by the campaign
$92.2M
$102.6M
Spent by the campaign
$71M
$22.8M
Cash on hand
$21.3M

Other candidates' campaigns: Doug Collins $7.3M · Matt Lieberman $1.5M · Ed Tarver $285.8K · A. Wayne Johnson $152.3K · Richard Dien Winfield $61K · Tamara Johnson-Shealey $60.7K · Kandiss Taylor $30.8K · Allen Buckley $23.6K · Valencia Stovall $23.1K · Deborah Jackson $22K · John Fortuin $8.7K · Brian Slowinski $5.2K.

Campaign money: FEC, through Dec 16, 2020.

Source: FEC campaign filingsUpdated Dec 16, 2020

The candidates

Raphael G. Warnock (D)Kelly Loeffler (R)Doug Collins (R)Deborah Jackson (D)

Also on the ballot: Matt Lieberman (Democrat), 2.8%; Tamara Johnson-Shealey (Democrat), 2.2%; Jamesia James (Democrat), 1.9%; Derrick E. Grayson (Republican), 1.0%; Joy Felicia Slade (Democrat), 0.9%; Annette Davis Jackson (Republican), 0.9%; Kandiss Taylor (Republican), 0.8%; A. Wayne Johnson (Republican), 0.7%; Brian Slowinski (Libertarian), 0.7%; Richard Dien Winfield (Democrat), 0.6%; Ed Tarver (Democrat), 0.5%; Allen Buckley (Independent), 0.4%; John Fortuin (Green), 0.3%; Al Bartell (Independent), 0.3%; Valencia Stovall (Independent), 0.3%; Michael Todd Greene (Independent), 0.3%