Both Georgia Democratic senators maintain firm holds on their seats through the end of 2026. Jon Ossoff’s term runs until January 2027 and he advanced unopposed in the May primary before facing Republican Mike Collins in the November general election, with recent polling and fundraising data showing a competitive but stable position for the incumbent. Raphael Warnock’s term extends to 2029 and faces no electoral test this cycle. No credible reports indicate either senator plans to resign, accept a cabinet post, or otherwise depart before December 31. Trader consensus at 96 percent for “No” reflects these structural term dates and the absence of recent political catalysts that would trigger early vacancies. Late developments such as serious health issues, major scandals, or unexpected executive appointments remain the primary, though low-probability, paths that could still shift the outcome.