Georgia Republicans are searching for a candidate to run against Democratic U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff, according to reports from multiple outlets. The GOP selection effort is framed as an urgent effort to identify a viable contender before the state’s next major election steps. PBS NewsHour reports that former President Donald Trump has not endorsed a candidate in the race, a situation that could affect how quickly Republicans coalesce behind a nominee. The outlets also note that the lack of an endorsement increases the likelihood of additional voting rounds, including the possibility of a runoff. PBS points to a June 16 runoff date as a potential outcome if no candidate reaches the required threshold in earlier voting. Overall, the coverage emphasizes internal timing and coordination challenges within the Georgia Republican Party as it works to finalize a nominee to face Ossoff, while uncertainty remains about Trump’s involvement and whether it will settle candidate competition before any runoff.