Jon Ossoff won Georgia's special election Tuesday, but he hasn't secured a spot in the House of Representatives.
The 30-year-old Democrat received the most votes by a long shot in Georgia's 6th District. But because he didn't get at least 50 percent, he now moves on to a runoff election in June against Republican Karen Handel.
The two are fighting for the congressional seat vacated by now-Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price.
Ossoff's win Tuesday was a bit of a surprise. Democrats historically haven't had much success in the district, which sits just north of Atlanta.
But he was helped, in no small part, by a large number of Republicans running. And now that Handel is the only Republican candidate, Ossoff will have a harder time during the second round of voting.
