Katie Naranjo, chair of the Travis County Democratic Party, and Matt Mackowiak, chair of the Travis County GOP, discuss how Democrats hold majority in the US Senate
The Georgia Senate runoff is over. The Democrats won, and now holds an outright majority in the US Senate of 51 to 49.
late Tuesday night in a tight runoff race for U.S. Senate. Warnock beat out Republican challenger Herschel Walker, a Georgia football legend. Katie Naranjo, chair of the Travis County Democratic Party, and Matt Mackowiak, chair of the Travis County GOP, joined FOX 7 Austin's Mike Warren to discuss.You both predicted the correct outcome of this election.
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