Thousands of young people turning 18 between 4 November and 5 January could play a huge role in deciding who controls the US Senate – and with it the nature of Joe Biden’s Presidency. The Senate is where key decisions on things like climate change, gun control and healthcare are made. Which party gets to control it is decided by Georgia's two tight runoff elections in January. Why is there another election? How could young voters in Georgia make a difference and how does it affect President-elect Biden? BBC Washington correspondent Nomia Iqbal explains. BBC My World makes content about global issues for youth audiences around the world. This channel is brought to you by executive producers Angelina Jolie and the BBC World Service to show you the news behind the headlines, how to fact-check stories and spot fake news. Subscribe to #BBCMyWorld here: null #GeorgiaRunoff #USElection #JoeBiden