Mike Collins
RepublicanUnited States Senate · Cobb County, Georgia · November 3, 2026
Also on the ballot: Jon Ossoff (Democrat)
Mike Collins is the Republican U.S. Representative for Georgia's 10th District running for Senate on tax cuts, ACA repeal, strict immigration enforcement, and deregulation. He won President Trump's endorsement ahead of the June 2026 primary runoff and faces a House ethics inquiry over alleged misuse of office funds.
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 searchDonald Trump: endorsed. Trump endorsed Collins days before the June 16, 2026 runoff, calling him "a true Friend, Fighter, and WARRIOR" with his "Complete and Total Endorsement." source
Who they are
U.S. Representative for Georgia's 10th District since January 2023; founder of Collins Trucking; Georgia State University graduate (Ballotpedia).
Positions
- Taxes & spending: Says he will "never support a tax increase" and voted for the 2025 tax-cut law (AJC).
- Health care: Calls the ACA "the number one threat to our economy" and wants to "defund, repeal, and replace it" (AJC).
- Immigration: Authored the Laken Riley Act mandating detention of noncitizens charged with certain crimes, signed into law January 2025 (GPB).
- Foreign policy: Backs "peace through strength" on Iran and Israel arms sales, but voted against Ukraine military aid (AJC).
- Business & regulation: Favors deregulation; authored the PERMIT Act to speed permitting by easing environmental review (AJC).
- Personal freedom: Said in 2022 he is "100% pro-life, period, no exceptions"; in 2026 says he supports "Georgia's heartbeat law, which includes exceptions" (Georgia Independent).
Record
House member since 2023; lead sponsor of the Laken Riley Act (House GOP). The Office of Congressional Conduct found "substantial reason to believe" his office misused funds paying a no-show intern; the Ethics Committee opened a review, January 2026 (The Current).
Money
FEC filings: $7.4 million raised, $2.08 million cash on hand through June 30, 2026 (FEC); NRA endorsed him with an "A" grade, September 2026 (James Magazine).
Recent news
- 2026-06-16: Trump endorsed Collins as "a true Friend, Fighter, and WARRIOR"; Collins won the GOP runoff with 55.5% (The Hill).
- 2026-08-27: Ossoff called racist/antisemitic posts by Collins associates "disgraceful and disqualifying"; Collins' campaign called them "vile and unhinged" (GPB).
- 2026-09-14: Gov. Brian Kemp endorsed Collins (Georgia Recorder).
What we couldn't find
- Ballotpedia and CNN pages on Collins were blocked on direct fetch; details rely on search snippets.
Sources (13)
- Mike Collins (Georgia) - Ballotpedia
- Mike Collins vs. Jon Ossoff: The key issues dividing Georgia's Senate race - AJC
- U.S. Senate candidate Mike Collins: Positions on key issues - AJC
- U.S. Rep. Mike Collins touts his record on immigration at first GOP midterm convention - GPB
- Incumbent Sen. Ossoff and challenger Rep. Collins have broadly different views on abortion
- Collins and McClain's Statement on President Trump Signing the Laken Riley Act into Law
- House Ethics Committee investigates Collins over intern payments - The Current
- COLLINS, MICHAEL A JR - Candidate overview - FEC.gov
- National Rifle Association salutes Mike Collins
- Trump endorses Collins in Georgia Republican Senate runoff - The Hill
- Jon Ossoff calls out Mike Collins after new allegations of antisemitism in Collins' orbit - GPB
- Kemp backs Mike Collins in Georgia's U.S. Senate race with election less than two months away - Georgia Recorder
- Did Mike Collins tell older Americans to 'get off of Social Security'? Ossoff's ad omits context - PolitiFact