Both Georgia senators face structurally secure positions through year-end 2026. Raphael Warnock’s term runs until January 2029 with no scheduled election or reported retirement signals. Jon Ossoff, whose term ends in January 2027, won his Democratic primary unopposed and leads Republican nominee Mike Collins by roughly seven points in recent polling, with the race rated Lean or Likely Democratic by multiple forecasters. Ossoff maintains a substantial fundraising advantage and continues active campaigning, including scheduled joint events with former Vice President Harris. No credible reports indicate health issues, ethics investigations, or other developments that would prompt either senator to depart before the end of the year. Late-breaking events such as an unforeseen resignation, appointment to another office, or an unexpected electoral reversal in November could still alter the outcome, though current evidence points to continuity.