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Jon Ossoff (Democratic) is the U.S. Senator from Georgia, in Congress since 2021.
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Georgia Passes 1 Million Early Votes in a Week as Ossoff Leads by 7 and the Governor’s Race Sits at 46 to 45More than 1 million Georgians have voted a week into early voting, the secretary of state’s data shows. New polls give Sen. Jon Ossoff a 7-point lead over Mike Collins, while the open governor’s race between Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms is a statistical tie.
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“Donald Trump Is a Crook”: Warnock Says Democrats Can Win the South, Wants Investigations if They Take the House and Does Not Rule Out 2028Sen. Raphael Warnock told “Meet the Press” that Democrats can win in the South, called Trump “a crook,” backed House investigations if Democrats win, and did not rule out a 2028 run.
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Georgia Shatters Its Midterm Early Voting Record: 188,600 In-Person Votes on Day One, 40% More Than 2022, and Nearly 200,000 Ballots by Day TwoGeorgia voters cast about 188,600 in-person ballots on Oct. 13, the first day of early voting, a midterm record 53,000 above 2022. Including absentee ballots, nearly 200,000 had voted by day two. Early voting ends Oct. 30.
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“Pretend I’m on the Ballot”: Trump Rallies in Dalton for Mike Collins and Rick Jackson, Attacks Ossoff, and Repeats His False Claim About Georgia in 2020Trump rallied in Dalton, Ga., on Oct. 16 for Senate nominee Mike Collins and governor nominee Rick Jackson, mocked Sen. Jon Ossoff and again falsely called the 2020 election rigged. Gov. Brian Kemp did not attend.
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“Weak, Arrogant, Hate Filled”: In Dalton, Trump Compares Sen. Jon Ossoff to Pee-wee Herman and Calls the Midterms “Maybe the Most Important” Ever, With His Candidate $25 Million Behind in CashAt a Dalton, Ga., rally Trump called Sen. Jon Ossoff "weak, arrogant, hate filled" and likened him to Pee-wee Herman while backing Mike Collins, who had $1.1 million in cash to Ossoff's $26.2 million on Sept. 30.
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Democrats Raised $619 Million to Republicans’ $268 Million for the Senate. Yet the Republican Has More Cash Left in Five of the Closest RacesFEC reports through Sept. 30: Democratic Senate nominees raised $619 million to Republicans' $268 million, but Republicans hold more cash in Ohio, Michigan, Alaska, Maine and Iowa. A Daily Letter analysis.
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Supreme Court, 7–2, Lets Party Committees Keep Buying TV Ads at Candidates’ Discount Rates Through Election Day, Blocking a 48-Hour Deadline Won by Ossoff, Sherrod Brown and Roy CooperThe Supreme Court on Oct. 14, 2026, stayed a Fourth Circuit order forcing the FCC to rule within 48 hours on whether party committees get candidates' lowest TV ad rates (FCC v. Brown, No. 26A476). Vote 7–2. Read the order.
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Vance Rallies for Mike Collins in Georgia on Day Two of Record Early Voting, Then Heads to Michigan for a Rally and a CBS Town HallVice President JD Vance rallied for Senate candidate Mike Collins in Atlanta on Oct. 14 as Georgia set an early-voting record. On Oct. 15 he rallies in Monroe, Mich., and tapes a CBS town hall airing Oct. 17.
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Supreme Court, 7–2, Stops an Order That Would Have Forced the FCC to Rule Fast on Cheaper TV Ads for Party CommitteesThe Supreme Court on Oct. 14 voted 7–2 to stop a Fourth Circuit order forcing the FCC to rule quickly on a policy giving party committees candidates’ discounted TV ad rates. Justices Sotomayor and Jackson dissented.
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Georgia Shatters Its Midterm Early-Voting Record: Nearly 189,000 Ballots on Day OneGeorgia voters set a midterm record on the first day of early voting: 188,667 in-person ballots by the secretary of state’s unofficial count, against 134,962 on day one in 2022. What it means for the Ossoff–Collins Senate race and the governor’s race.
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“You Voted to Cover Up the Evidence”: Ossoff and Mike Collins Turn Georgia’s Last Senate Debate Into a Fight Over the Epstein FilesGeorgia’s last Senate debate turned into a fight over Jeffrey Epstein: Rep. Mike Collins pressed Sen. Jon Ossoff over a donation from Reid Hoffman, and Ossoff accused Collins of voting “to cover up the evidence.” Trump campaigns for Collins on Friday.
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Democratic Candidates Lead the Fundraising Race; Republicans Lead in Outside Money. The Biggest BeneficiariesFEC records show Democratic Senate candidates such as Jon Ossoff ($77.3M), James Talarico ($68.6M) and Sherrod Brown ($38.6M) far outraising their Republican opponents, while Republican-aligned super PACs hold the larger cash reserves.
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