“He is close to making a decision, leaning heavily towards it, but he will decide in [the] the next few weeks, “said the adviser.
Perdue would start with a large sum in his campaign account: he had $ 5.7 million remaining in the weeks after the second round, according to an FEC filing at the end of last month.
Perdue lost just over a percentage point in January, after running almost 2 points ahead of Ossoff in November. Ossoff won a full term and will not be on the ballots again until 2026.
Warnock defeated Loeffler by 2 points, slightly ahead of Ossoff. The state will be a critical battleground for Senate control in 2022: Democrats currently control the 50-50 chamber, with Vice President Kamala Harris breaking ties.
Also considering challenging Warnock is former MP Doug Collins (R-Ga.), Who finished third in the special election in November.