Tuesday’s debate in Atlanta is likely to be the only meeting between the candidates, who are locked in a tight race to succeed Gov. Brian Kemp.
GOP nominee Mike Collins ‘just doesn’t have what it takes to beat Ossoff.’
The expansion is expected to create 900 new jobs by 2033.
Jackson defeated a Trump-backed candidate in the GOP Primary and has campaigned as a political outsider.
Polling and the national environment suggest Senator Jon Ossoff is well-positioned to win a second term.
Georgia has not elected a Democratic Governor since 1998.
Republicans are eyeing Georgia as a pick-up opportunity, but polling suggests a rough road.
Kemp had supported former football coach Derek Dooley, even as President Donald Trump backed Collins.
Collins scored an endorsement from Gov. Brian Kemp, who had backed Derek Dooley in a contentious Primary.
The event in metro Atlanta is one of many taking place today to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks.
