Senate

Herschel Walker became the final high-profile GOP candidate to lose their midterm election after being defeated by Raphael Warnock in a Senate runoff.

Warnock's narrow victory suggests evangelical voters may care more about religious policy than the moral character of candidates.

The controversial radio host called the Trump-backed candidate "a total embarrassment."

On Tuesday night, Herschel Walker conceded to incumbent Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock in the Georgia runoff elections.

The West Virginia senator had wished for an end to the 50-50 tied Senate—even if Raphael Warnock's win means Manchin won't be kingmaker in the chamber anymore.

Herschel Walker in Georgia is the last Republican figure endorsed by the former president to have been rejected by voters.

The former NFL star's defeat margin is the biggest that a Republican candidate has suffered in a Georgia Senate race since 2000.

The Fox News host blamed the GOP hierarchy for the Georgia runoff defeat, saying: "To me, it never felt like the Senate Republicans wanted this guy in office."

"This loss is not a reflection of our voters, but more a reflection of campaign strategies, messaging, and missteps," the Georgia Republican rep. tweeted.

Former Trump aide Alyssa Farah Griffin praised Walker's quick concession for showing "more honesty & character than Trump did in losing."

Every Georgian must vote on December 6—especially Republicans and independents. The U.S. Senate runoff is too important to skip.

The Republican in the Georgia Senate runoff looks set to be another Donald Trump-endorsed candidate to lose their election.

"A spate of scandals has destroyed Walker's favorables with voters. In a normal, textbook election, Warnock would look like a lame duck walking," said one expert.

The Donald Trump-endorsed candidate's campaign for the Georgia Senate seat has been met with a string of controversies and scandals.

Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee said Sunday that she and other Republicans will work to prevent service members from being fired over vaccine statuses.

"It doesn't seem Democrats were truly standing up with all of their force against these billion dollar rail companies," Jake Tapper said on Sunday.

After neither Walker nor Senator Raphael Warnock reached 50 percent during the midterms, the two candidates are set to face off in a critical runoff on Tuesday.

The Senate hopeful reportedly claimed a Dallas property as his primary residence in 2021 and 2022 to receive a tax break.

Tara Reade called on House Republicans to investigate her accusations of sexual assault against President Joe Biden.

An expert told Newsweek that Walker even being within striking distance of a Senate seat as a "scandal-plagued, rookie politician with no qualifications," is an achievement.

Former President Barack Obama recently mocked Walker for his comments about a movie featuring vampires and werewolves.

Walker is headed for a runoff election with Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock on December 6.

Signs continue to point to a very close race in Georgia with a few days left for voters to decide who will be the state's next senator.

The former president was in Georgia Thursday night campaigning for Senator Raphael Warnock ahead of Tuesday's runoff election.

Though the measure ultimately failed, it did receive some bipartisan support.

The state's Republican lieutenant governor said in October that Walker hadn't yet "earned my vote."

The "twisted steel and sex appeal" was originally used by American Gladiators star Malibu, whose real name name is Deron McBee.

The Democrats were saved because the Republicans tried to win easy instead of fighting smart.

The Republican will face Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock in what is expected to be a close runoff election in Georgia on December 6.

The bill is now one step closer to becoming law as it heads to the House and then, if passed, to President Joe Biden's desk for his signature.