Ossoff won Georgia by 18 points. Could he be America's first Jewish president?

Haaretz · Philissa Cramer ·

Jon Ossoff says he has "zero interest" in the White House, but his win in Georgia – a state Trump carried – has put the 39-year-old ahead of Josh Shapiro and J.B. Pritzker in talk of who is most likely to make history

The election that may have done the most to advance the prospects of a Jewish president took place in Georgia, where voters elected the first Black woman to lead a U.S. state.

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Jon Ossoff says he has "zero interest" in the White House, but his win in Georgia – a state Trump carried – has put the 39-year-old ahead of Josh Shapiro and J.B. Pritzker in talk of who is most likely to make history

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