U.S. Senate (GA)

Incumbent defending · 2026 cycle

Likely DCook rating
R+1CPVI
D 49.9%2024 presidential
May 19, 2026Primary
Nov 3, 2026General
Oct 15, 2026Next FEC filing
52 · 43

13 days until the next FEC filing deadline.

Jon OssoffDemocrat · IncumbentProfile
Mike CollinsRepublican · ChallengerProfile

Market

Daily Kalshi price history

Daily Kalshi price history. Jon Ossoff 95%, Mike Collins 5%.

Jon Ossoff95%
Mike Collins5%

The race in 60 seconds

  • Incumbent Senator Jon Ossoff faces challenger Mike Collins in a closely contested Georgia Senate race.
  • Ossoff holds a substantial lead in fundraising and public polling as he seeks another term.
  • The state of Georgia remains highly competitive, often decided by very narrow margins in recent national and local elections.

Can they win this race

Senator Ossoff is the clear favorite to retain his seat because his massive fundraising advantage and consistent polling lead outweigh the state's narrow historical preference for Republicans.

Who's lining up behind each side

Senator Ossoff holds a decisive advantage in mobilization, as his deep coalition of national advocacy groups and superior financial backing provides a significantly stronger infrastructure for voter outreach.

What could go wrong

The severe $90.6 million fundraising gap is the most significant obstacle, as it limits Mike Collins's ability to define his message or effectively reach voters before election day.

Who fits the moment

Senator Ossoff is better positioned for the current electorate because his moderate, institutionally-focused appeal aligns with the razor-thin margins seen in recent statewide election results.

Money

Total raisedThis cycle
Jon Ossoff$98M
Mike Collins$7.4M
Cash on handMost recent filing
Jon Ossoff$42.6M
Mike Collins$2.1M
PAC money as a share of receipts
Jon Ossoff1.1%
Mike Collins6.7%
What donors said they do
Jon Ossoff$7.4M from 36,507 donors
Attorney$2.5M · 8,764 donors
Physician$661K · 5,144 donors
Professor$461K · 4,620 donors
Executive$436.8K · 819 donors
CEO$418.5K · 743 donors

Excludes $22,815,173.73 from 285,456 donors who listed no occupation, or listed retired or not employed.

Mike Collins$905.4K from 795 donors
Owner$256.7K · 187 donors
CEO$190.2K · 159 donors
President$104.5K · 105 donors
Attorney$71.1K · 67 donors
Chairman$45.9K · 34 donors

Excludes $1,947,549.72 from 27,852 donors who listed no occupation, or listed retired or not employed.

Key contrasts

Jon Ossoff
Mixed

Voted against party leadership on specific economic/utility bills.

Mike Collins
Supports

advocates tax cuts, no tax on tips, and deregulation

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IssueJon OssoffMike Collins
Economy and taxesMixedVoted against party leadership on specific economic/utility bills.Supportsadvocates tax cuts, no tax on tips, and deregulation
HealthcareSupportsSupports ACA subsidies and opposes government shutdowns.Supportsprioritizes rural access, price transparency, and drug cost reduction
Abortion and social issuesSupportsSupports abortion rights and codification of Roe v. Wade.Supportssupports Georgia's six-week abortion ban with exceptions
Democracy and electionsSupportsFocuses on reelection; denies interest in 2028 presidential run.Supportsaligned with Trump; struggles with viability and base-only support
Immigration and borderSupportsSupports bipartisan border security and fentanyl interdiction.Supportssponsored Laken Riley Act; advocates strict border enforcement
Foreign policy and defenseOpposesVoted to block specific arms sales to Israel.Supportssupports Trump-era Iran policy and AI competition with China

Electoral history

CycleRaceDemRepMarginTurnout
2024President49.9%50.1%R+0.272.9%
2024House47.5%52.5%R+5.072.9%
2022Governor45.9%53.4%R+7.557.0%
2022House47.7%52.3%R+4.657.0%
2020President50.7%49.3%D+1.466.2%

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