A notable endorsement has been announced in a US Senate bid. Governor Brian Kemp is supporting U.S. Rep. Mike Collins. Collins is running against Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff.
The endorsement was made public on social media. Collins expressed gratitude for the governor's support, citing a shared goal of improving the state.
Further details about the endorsement and the Senate bid are available from the source, including statements from both Collins and Governor Kemp.
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