wednesday morning. i'm sandra smith. >> jon: already 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, i'm jon scott. the senate races in georgia are closely watched on capitol hill where the outcome will decide the balance of power. both runoffs expected to be close. steve harrigan is live for us in atlanta now. steve? >> early voting for the two senate comic runoff races, and it ends tomorrow. you can see some of those early vote ballots being sorted behind me and then they will be opened and scanned. already 2.3 million people have voted early and we have also learned that president-elect biden come to atlanta on monday to campaign for the two democrats, vice president-elect harris will come to savannah on sunday. at least two races have drawn national attention and national money. at more than $800 million in all, really tv ads blanketing the airways not just here in georgia but in tennessee, alabama and florida as well. of course georgia has been reliably republican for the past