Jon Ossoff

Democratincumbent

United States Senate · Cobb County, Georgia · November 3, 2026

Also on the ballot: Mike Collins (Republican)

Jon Ossoff is the Democratic incumbent U.S. Senator from Georgia seeking a second term, running on defending the Affordable Care Act, opposing the 2025 Republican tax-cut law, and criticizing Trump's Iran policy and tariffs. He leads fundraising among all 2026 Senate candidates nationally and has repeatedly clashed publicly with Trump, who has criticized him directly and endorsed his opponent.

What this office decides

A U.S. Senator writes and votes on federal law, taxes, and spending, and confirms federal judges and executive appointees. The seat also shapes federal policy on health coverage, immigration, guns, energy, and the use of American force abroad. One of two senators representing all of Georgia for a six-year term.

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Dossier

Researched 2026-09-22 · Claude Code research agent with web search

Donald Trump: opposed. Trump endorsed Ossoff's opponent Mike Collins in this race and separately called Ossoff "terrible" at a Cobb County rally on July 22, 2026. source

Reproductive Freedom for All (for) source
Actors' Equity Association (for) source

Who they are

Democratic U.S. Senator from Georgia since January 2021, elected in a runoff over David Perdue; previously an investigative journalist and documentary producer (Ballotpedia).

Positions

Taxes & spending: Opposed the 2025 GOP tax-cut law, saying benefits "predominantly went to the wealthy and corporations" and caused "$1 trillion in Medicaid reductions" (AJC).
Health care: "A staunch supporter of the Affordable Care Act" who pushed to extend ACA subsidies and opposed 2025 Medicaid cuts (AJC).
Immigration: Supports "a path to legal status for undocumented immigrants," and is "outraged" by agents who "killed American citizens, raided homes without warrants" (AJC); voted for the Laken Riley Act (GPB).
Foreign policy: Calls U.S. action against Iran a "regime change war-of-choice" launched "without congressional authorization" (AJC).
Business & regulation: Opposes tariffs as inflationary "taxes on imported goods" (AJC); sponsors the PRO Act for labor protections (Actors' Equity).
Personal freedom: Opposes Georgia's six-week abortion ban since the 2022 Dobbs decision (Georgia Independent).

Record

Senator since January 2021; voted for the Laken Riley Act (GPB); endorsed for reelection by Reproductive Freedom for All as a "champion for reproductive freedom" (RFFA).

Money

FEC filings: $97.99 million raised since 2021 ($77.28 million in the 2025-26 cycle), $42.59 million cash on hand at June 30, 2026 (FEC); top Senate fundraiser nationally, 99% of contributions under $200 (Newsweek).

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