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Gov. Brian Kemp (R), the popular Georgia governor, has endorsed a Senate candidate he believes has broad appeal. But his more MAGA rival is gaining steam.<\/strong><\/p>

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Derek Dooley, center, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Georgia, with Gov. Brian Kemp last year in Athens, Georgia. (Jeff Amy\/AP)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

TOCCOA, Ga. \u2014 Republicans view Georgia as one of their top chances to pick up a seat in this year\u2019s Senate elections, but the most successful Republican in the state fears the party is careening toward an old mistake.<\/p>\n

Brian Kemp, the state\u2019s tonally moderate and highly popular governor, is fervently trying to prevent his party from nominating a Republican candidate for Senate who he argues is too polarizing to win an election in an increasingly purple Georgia.<\/p>\n

The leading candidate in the primary in both fundraising and public polling, Rep. Mike Collins, has faced criticism for his provocative social media posts, including some that promoted the conspiracy theory that President Joe Biden ordered the 2024 assassination attempt against then-candidate Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Collins also faces an ethics investigation<\/a> over allegations that his then-chief of staff misused taxpayer money to pay a friend. Collins\u2019s office has denied the allegations.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe want to win this Senate seat back. I don\u2019t have to explain to you all what happened in the last several cycles that hasn\u2019t gone so well for our side, and we got to change that,\u201d Kemp told voters recently at a diner in Toccoa, Georgia.<\/p>\n

Republicans acknowledge that a baggage-ridden candidate tanked their shot at winning back a Senate seat in 2022, when former football star Herschel Walker challenged Democratic Sen. Raphael G. Warnock. Walker fabricated a past in law enforcement<\/a> and regularly bungled his public appearances.<\/a> He faced allegations of domestic violence<\/a> and paying for multiple abortions<\/a>. Walker lost the race by nearly three percentage points.<\/p>\n

Kemp is backing former football coach and attorney Derek Dooley for the nomination, spending his money and political capital on Dooley, and weeks on the road vouching for him at diners, cafes and banquet halls. A political neophyte, Dooley asserts he doesn\u2019t have the same liabilities that sank Walker in the general election, while arguing that Collins does.<\/p>\n

\u201cI don\u2019t have any of those things,\u201d Dooley told voters at a farm in Danielsville.<\/p>\n

Georgia Republicans will select their Senate candidate Tuesday to challenge incumbent Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff, one of the best <\/b>funded Democratic candidates in the country. Rep. Buddy Carter (R-Georgia) is also running in the GOP primary, pouring millions into ads, and has been neck-and-neck with Dooley for second place.<\/p>\n

Washington Republicans aggressively recruited Kemp to challenge Ossoff. They were impressed by Kemp\u2019s ability to attract crossover voters and his high approval ratings. Both would be major assets in a year when Trump\u2019s popularity is dipping among swing voters.<\/p>\n

Recruiting Kemp would have also staved off a Republican primary that has split the party while Ossoff rakes in millions and builds his defensive machine. Ossoff has far out-raised any other candidate in the race, reporting more than $32 million in the bank for his reelection as of the end of April.<\/p>\n

Kemp declined to run and instead recruited Dooley, his childhood best friend\u2019s brother who left Georgia decades ago to coach football.<\/p>\n

Kemp has so far not been able to transfer his political magic to his prot\u00e9g\u00e9, despite appearing with him on the campaign trail and in his advertising. A Kemp affiliated super PAC, Hardworking Americans Inc., has spent or reserved nearly $2 million in ads supporting Dooley, according to data from AdImpact.<\/p>\n

But some Georgians seem unconvinced by the argument that Dooley is the only candidate who can beat Ossoff. They are unafraid to run a MAGA warrior in the purple state.<\/p>\n

Patrick Hall, a Collins supporter at a coffee shop meet-and-greet for the congressman in Dahlonega, said he, like several other attendees, admired Kemp and even the Dooleys for their football legacy. But Collins won his vote for his consistent conservative record in Congress.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe doesn\u2019t seem to be out of touch,\u201d Hall said.<\/p>\n

Dooley is the son of former Georgia Bulldogs coach Vince Dooley. His background has made him a household name to many Georgians \u2014 though he notably served as head coach for the University of Tennessee, a rival of the University of Georgia. He argues that his experience recruiting and leading football players \u201cfrom all walks of life\u201d has prepared him to inspire a broader array of voters and represent a diverse state.<\/p>

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\u201cWe haven\u2019t won a Senate race in 10 years, and candidates matter,\u201d Dooley said in an interview. \u201cGeorgia has a lot of voters that either don\u2019t show up in midterms or don\u2019t always vote Republican.\u201d<\/p>\n

But that argument has not dislodged Collins. He comfortably leads in the polls, often by double digits, over Dooley and Carter. Dooley and Carter are hoping to make it to a June 16 runoff by preventing Collins from winning more than 50 percent of the vote Tuesday.<\/p>\n

Collins said his experience in the trucking industry helped him connect with working people, calling himself \u201cjust a blue-collar, successful guy in the trucking business who\u2019s been beat on for over 30 years in one of the most regulated and taxed industries there is in this country.\u201d<\/p>\n

Collins has overcome heavy spending by his opponents. Carter, who is also running as a MAGA-associated fighter, has had more than $7 million in supportive ads, and Dooley more than $2 million, compared with $765,000 for Collins, according to data from AdImpact.<\/p>\n

Collins acknowledges that he needs to appeal beyond core conservatives in a general election, bringing out what he called the \u201cAtlanta suburban crowd\u201d that does not care about MAGA\u2018s agenda.<\/p>\n

\u201cYou know what they want? They want somebody to go to Washington and do something,\u201d Collins told voters recently at a coffee shop in Toccoa. \u201cBipartisan is not a bad word to them.\u201d<\/p>\n

Collins said he can appeal to those voters with his legislative record, including two bills signed into law during his two terms in office. One of the bills, the Laken Riley Act, beefed up the federal government\u2019s obligations to detain undocumented immigrants arrested for theft, including misdemeanors. The bill passed with bipartisan support. It was the first bill Trump signed into law in his second term and is named after a nursing student who was killed by an undocumented immigrant in Collins\u2019s district.<\/p>\n

In an interview, Collins dismissed Dooley\u2019s assertions that he is too polarizing for a general election and implied Dooley also had liabilities that Democrats would unearth, though he declined to detail them.<\/p>\n

Collins also waved away concerns about his social media presence, saying several of his posts were sent by staffers without his review and \u201cI took care of those employees.\u201d Collins\u2019s campaign did not specify what kind of disciplinary action was taken, who the employees were or which posts were not authorized.<\/p>\n

He has joked online<\/a> about sending an undocumented immigrant on \u201cPinochet air\u201d in reference to the former dictator of Chile whose regime executed political prisoners by throwing them out of aircraft. Collins also quipped online: \u201cYou either die a Kennedy with a hole in the brain or live long enough to become a Kennedy with a hole in the brain,\u201d in reference to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.\u2019s claim in a 2012 deposition that he<\/a> had a worm in his brain. Kennedy\u2019s father, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy Sr., was assassinated by gunshot in 1968.<\/p>\n

When an X account known for antisemitic posts insinuated that a reporter was Jewish, Collins responded<\/a>: \u201cNever was a second thought.\u201d After lawmakers of both parties condemned<\/a> his post, Collins wrote his critics were \u201cwanting to see something that ain\u2019t there.\u201d<\/p>\n

After the attempted assassination against Trump in 2024, Collins posted<\/a>, \u201cJoe Biden sent the orders.\u201d He defended the assertion, telling NBC News<\/a> that Biden called for violence by saying<\/a> Democrats had to put a \u201cbull\u2019s eye\u201d on Trump. Biden later said the comment was a mistake.<\/p>\n

Voters and elected officials at events for both Dooley and Collins said electability in the general election was a serious consideration.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a purple state, said Courtney Umbehant, the mayor of Lavonia, who met with Dooley at a fire station in Franklin Springs.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn Georgia,\u201d he added, \u201cyou better be closer to Brian Kemp than you are to Donald Trump.\u201d<\/p>

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