Difference between revisions of "Kelly Loeffler"
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| − | Loeffler, facing Rep. Collins as well as [[Democrat]] [[Raphael Warnock]] in the special election in running to finish Isakson's Senate term, finished second place in the jungle primary held on Election Day, trailing Warnock by seven points.<ref>[https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/results/state/georgia/senate-special-election Senate Special Election: Georgia]</ref> No candidate won a majority of the votes cast, so a runoff was held on January 2021 to determine who will serve for the next two years. Democrat Raphael Warnock ended up winning the Senate Seat. | + | Loeffler, facing Rep. Collins as well as [[Democrat]] [[Raphael Warnock]] in the special election in running to finish Isakson's Senate term, finished second place in the jungle primary held on Election Day, trailing Warnock by seven points.<ref>[https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/results/state/georgia/senate-special-election Senate Special Election: Georgia]</ref> No candidate won a majority of the votes cast, so a runoff was held on January 2021 to determine who will serve for the next two years. Democrat Raphael Warnock ended up winning the Senate Seat, scoring a narrow loss for Loeffler. Within the next couple months after leaving office, she established the Greater Georgia PAC in an effort to strengthen voter integrity. |
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| + | Loeffler was chosen by president-elect Trump to co-chair his inaugural committee in his upcoming [[Donald_Trump#Second_presidency_of_Donald_Trump|second presidency]], along with [[Steve Witkoff]].<ref>[https://wtop.com/inauguration/2024/11/trump-announces-golf-partner-and-former-georgia-senator-will-co-chair-inaugural-committee/ Trump announces golf partner and former Georgia senator will co-chair inaugural committee], ''Associated Press'', Nov 9, 2024</ref> | ||
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[[Category:Republican Establishment]] | [[Category:Republican Establishment]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:03, February 13, 2025
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| Administrator of the Small Business Administration From: TBD | |||
| Predecessor | Isabel Guzman | ||
| Successor | Incumbent (no successor) | ||
| Junior U.S. Senator from Georgia From: January 6, 2020 – January 20th, 2021 | |||
| Predecessor | Johnny Isakson | ||
| Successor | Raphael Warnock | ||
| Information | |||
| Party | Republican | ||
| Spouse(s) | Jeffrey Sprecher | ||
| Religion | Christian[1] | ||
Kelly Lynn Loeffler (born November 27, 1970 (age 55)) is an American businesswoman and a former U.S. senator from Georgia.
U.S. Senate
Gubernatorial appointment
After Johnny Isakson had decided to retire from the Senate, governor of Georgia Brian Kemp appointed Loeffler to replace him.[2] Some conservatives opposed Kemp's decision, as many preferred Doug Collins to have been appointed instead. In addition, there are some who are skeptical of Loeffler's support from establishment Republicans.
Opposition to impeachment coup
Loeffler has strongly rebuked RINO Mitt Romney for his support of more impeachment "witnesses", calling it an appeasement to the Left and slander against Donald Trump.[3]
She voted against both articles of impeachment in the Senate.[4]
Establishment backing
Loeffler is supported by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as well as the National Republican Senatorial Committee.[5] Representative Doug Collins, a conservative Republican challenger for her seat, has criticized Loeffler for her endorsement by an anti-Trump, anti-agricultural group.[6]
2020 special election
Loeffler, facing Rep. Collins as well as Democrat Raphael Warnock in the special election in running to finish Isakson's Senate term, finished second place in the jungle primary held on Election Day, trailing Warnock by seven points.[7] No candidate won a majority of the votes cast, so a runoff was held on January 2021 to determine who will serve for the next two years. Democrat Raphael Warnock ended up winning the Senate Seat, scoring a narrow loss for Loeffler. Within the next couple months after leaving office, she established the Greater Georgia PAC in an effort to strengthen voter integrity.
2024
Loeffler was chosen by president-elect Trump to co-chair his inaugural committee in his upcoming second presidency, along with Steve Witkoff.[8]
References
- ↑ Kelly Loeffler Height, Weight, Age, Husband, Biography & Family
- ↑ Kelly Loeffler appointed to Senate from Georgia, amid social conservative skepticism
- ↑ Kelly Loeffler: Mitt Romney Appeasing the Left by Calling for More Impeachment Trial Witnesses
- ↑ Kelly Loeffler's Voting Records
- ↑ Doug Collins on potential 2020 Senate run: I'm not 'ruling it out'
- ↑ Doug Collins on Twitter
- ↑ Senate Special Election: Georgia
- ↑ Trump announces golf partner and former Georgia senator will co-chair inaugural committee, Associated Press, Nov 9, 2024