Georgia Runoffs To Determine Which Party Controls Senate

The video discusses the Georgia runoff elections and their potential to change the balance of power in the U.S. Senate. Currently, the Senate is split with 50 Republicans, 46 Democrats, and 2 independents. If Republicans win both seats, they maintain control. If Democrats win both, the Senate will be 50-50, with the Vice President as the tiebreaker. The outcome will affect Senate control, especially after the presidential transition from Trump to Biden.

What is the primary focus of the Georgia runoff elections?

• To elect a new President

• To elect new governors

• To decide on a new healthcare policy

• To change the balance in the United States Senate

What is the current party split in the Senate excluding the Georgia seats?

• 48 Republicans, 52 Democrats

• 50 Democrats, 50 Republicans

• 50 Republicans, 46 Democrats, 2 Independents

• 52 Republicans, 48 Democrats

If both GOP candidates win in Georgia, what will be the Republican majority in the Senate?

• 53-47

• 52-48

• 50-50

• 51-49

Who becomes the tiebreaker in the Senate if it is split 50-50 after January 20th?

• The Speaker of the House

• The President

• The Vice President

• The Chief Justice

What happens if the Georgia seats are split one and one between the parties?

• The Senate remains undecided

• Republicans maintain control with a one-vote margin

• Democrats gain control of the Senate

• A new election is held