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Georgia Senate general 2026

Prediction market7 Oct 2026

Jon Ossoff 96.3% · prediction market price

No. 13 of 68 Senate races in the 2026 cycle

This race is in the 2026 general election.

The short version

In the 2026 Georgia Senate general election, 26 outside groups spent $24.4M: $626K supporting Jon Ossoff (D), $14.0M opposing Jon Ossoff, $1.1M supporting Mike Collins (R) and $8.7M opposing Mike Collins.

$24.4M

outside money

supporting Jon Ossoff (D)
$626K
opposing Jon Ossoff (D)
$14.0M
supporting Mike Collins (R)
$1.1M
opposing Mike Collins (R)
$8.7M

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Election day is 3 Nov 2026.

  • Jon Ossoff

    Democrat

    Waiting for the count

  • Mike Collins

    Republican

    Waiting for the count

Outside money supporting and opposing each candidate

Both sides on one scale
← OpposingSupporting →

  • Jon Ossoff Democrat

    $14.0M
    $626K

    $626K supporting Jon Ossoff · $14.0M opposing Jon Ossoff

  • Mike Collins Republican

    $8.7M
    $1.1M

    $1.1M supporting Mike Collins · $8.7M opposing Mike Collins

The long version

The candidates

What each candidate’s own campaign raised, beside what outside groups spent supporting and opposing them, and what party committees spent working with the campaign.

  • Jon Ossoff

    Democrat

    Own campaign raised
    $77.3M
    Outside money supporting
    $626K
    Outside money opposing
    $14.0M

    Party spending with the campaign

    $6,066

    DSCC $6,066

    Jon Ossoff for Senate

  • Mike Collins

    Republican

    Own campaign raised
    $6.5M
    Outside money supporting
    $1.1M
    Outside money opposing
    $8.7M

    Party spending with the campaign

    $3.6M

    NRSC $3.6M

    Mike Collins for Senate
  • Campaign money to 30 Jun 2026

Week by week

Outside money each week, supporting and opposing the candidates, all candidates combined.

Week of 5 Oct 2026

Supporting $10,972

Supporting candidatesOpposing candidates

The groups on each side

The biggest outside groups in this race, by what they spent supporting or opposing each candidate.

Spent supporting a candidate

  1. No Going Back PACsupporting Mike Collins$1.0M
  2. Lower Costs Nowsupporting Jon Ossoff$370K
  3. The Georgia Waysupporting Jon Ossoff$69,200
  4. Senate Conservatives Fundsupporting Mike Collins$55,476
  5. Forward Bluesupporting Jon Ossoff$47,754
  6. Casa in Action PACsupporting Jon Ossoff$35,860
  7. Thomas Paine Societysupporting Jon Ossoff$26,042
  8. Field Team 6supporting Jon Ossoff$20,866

Spent opposing a candidate

  1. Senate Leadership Fundopposing Jon Ossoff$9.6M
  2. The Georgia Wayopposing Mike Collins$6.1M
  3. No Going Back PACopposing Jon Ossoff$4.1M
  4. Lower Costs Nowopposing Mike Collins$1.5M
  5. New Engagement PACopposing Mike Collins$1.1M
  6. National Right to Life Victory Fundopposing Jon Ossoff$138K
  7. Women Speak Out PACopposing Jon Ossoff$102K
  8. The Conservative Caucusopposing Jon Ossoff$53,812

Who’s connected to whom

The groups that spent supporting or opposing the candidates.

Their biggest giversGroups that spentCandidatesSenate Leadership Fund spent $9.6M opposing Jon Ossoff · $9.6MThe Georgia Way spent $6.1M opposing Mike Collins · $6.1MNo Going Back PAC spent $4.1M opposing Jon Ossoff · $4.1MLower Costs Now spent $1.5M opposing Mike Collins · $1.5MNew Engagement PAC spent $1.1M opposing Mike Collins · $1.1MNo Going Back PAC spent $1.0M supporting Mike Collins · $1.0MLower Costs Now spent $370K supporting Jon Ossoff · $370KNational Right to Life Victory Fund spent $138K opposing Jon Ossoff · $138KWomen Speak Out PAC spent $102K opposing Jon Ossoff · $102KThe Georgia Way spent $69,200 supporting Jon Ossoff · $69,200Senate Conservatives Fund spent $55,476 supporting Mike Collins · $55,476National Right to Life Victory Fund spent $2,066 supporting Mike Collins · $2,066One Nation gave $70.7M to Senate Leadership Fund · $70.7MChevron Corporation gave $3.9M to Senate Leadership Fund · $3.9MNew Engagement Fund gave $1.0M to New Engagement PAC · $1.0MLocal Jobs & Economic Development Fund gave $250K to New Engagement PAC · $250KNational Right to Life Committee gave $14,703 to National Right to Life Victory Fund · $14,703Menke Marking Devices gave $250 to National Right to Life Victory Fund · $250Restoration PAC (IL) gave $7.7M to Women Speak Out PAC · $7.7MVirginians for Fair Maps gave $50,000 to Women Speak Out PAC · $50,000Blessey Marine Service, Inc. Political Action Committee gave $5,000 to Senate Conservatives Fund · $5,000One NationOne NationCompany or group · $70.7MChevron CorporationChevron CorporationCompany or group · $3.9MNew Engagement FundNew Engagement FundCompany or group · $1.0MLocal Jobs & EconomicDevelopment FundLocal Jobs & Economic Development FundCompany or group · $250KNational Right to LifeCommitteeNational Right to Life CommitteeCompany or group · $14,703Menke Marking DevicesMenke Marking DevicesCompany or group · $250Restoration PAC (IL)Restoration PAC (IL)Company or group · $7.7MVirginians for Fair MapsVirginians for Fair MapsCompany or group · $50,000Blessey Marine Service, Inc.Political Action CommitteeBlessey Marine Service, Inc. Political Action CommitteeCompany or group · $5,000Senate Leadership FundSenate Leadership FundGroup · $9.6MThe Georgia WayThe Georgia WayGroup · $6.1MNo Going Back PACNo Going Back PACGroup · $5.1MLower Costs NowLower Costs NowGroup · $1.9MNew Engagement PACNew Engagement PACGroup · $1.1MNational Right to LifeVictory FundNational Right to Life Victory FundGroup · $140KWomen Speak Out PACWomen Speak Out PACGroup · $102KSenate Conservatives FundSenate Conservatives FundGroup · $55,476Jon OssoffJon OssoffCandidate · $14.6MMike CollinsMike CollinsCandidate · $9.8M
  • Senate Leadership Fund spent opposing Jon Ossoff · $9.6M
  • The Georgia Way spent opposing Mike Collins · $6.1M
  • No Going Back PAC spent opposing Jon Ossoff · $4.1M
  • Lower Costs Now spent opposing Mike Collins · $1.5M
  • New Engagement PAC spent opposing Mike Collins · $1.1M
  • No Going Back PAC spent supporting Mike Collins · $1.0M
  • Lower Costs Now spent supporting Jon Ossoff · $370K
  • National Right to Life Victory Fund spent opposing Jon Ossoff · $138K
  • Women Speak Out PAC spent opposing Jon Ossoff · $102K
  • The Georgia Way spent supporting Jon Ossoff · $69,200
  • Senate Conservatives Fund spent supporting Mike Collins · $55,476
  • National Right to Life Victory Fund spent supporting Mike Collins · $2,066
  • One Nation gave to Senate Leadership Fund · $70.7M
  • Chevron Corporation gave to Senate Leadership Fund · $3.9M
  • New Engagement Fund gave to New Engagement PAC · $1.0M
  • Local Jobs & Economic Development Fund gave to New Engagement PAC · $250K
  • National Right to Life Committee gave to National Right to Life Victory Fund · $14,703
  • Menke Marking Devices gave to National Right to Life Victory Fund · $250
  • Restoration PAC (IL) gave to Women Speak Out PAC · $7.7M
  • Virginians for Fair Maps gave to Women Speak Out PAC · $50,000
  • Blessey Marine Service, Inc. Political Action Committee gave to Senate Conservatives Fund · $5,000
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Group

Senate Leadership Fund

  • Senate Leadership Fund spent $9.6M opposing Jon Ossoff$9.6M
  • One Nation gave $70.7M to Senate Leadership Fund$70.7M
  • Chevron Corporation gave $3.9M to Senate Leadership Fund$3.9M

Polls

Every poll of this race on one timeline.

The average of 4 polls to 3 Oct 2026 has Jon Ossoff at 53.1% and Mike Collins at 43.7%.

4polls in the average

polls of this race
18
pollsters
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Jon OssoffMike Collins

Wedgewood Polls2 Oct to 3 Oct 2026 · 600 likely voters
DemocraticJon Ossoff55.0%
RepublicanMike Collins45.0%

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Every poll, newest first

  1. 3 Oct ’26Wedgewood Polls 2 Oct to 3 Oct 2026 · 600 likely votersJon Ossoff 55.0%Mike Collins 45.0%
  2. 23 Sep ’26InsiderAdvantage 22 Sep to 23 Sep 2026 · 1,200 likely votersJon Ossoff 50.0%Mike Collins 42.0%
  3. 23 Sep ’26Big Data Poll 21 Sep to 23 Sep 2026 · 678 likely votersJon Ossoff 55.4%Mike Collins 44.6%
  4. 17 Aug ’26InsiderAdvantage 16 Aug to 17 Aug 2026 · 800 likely votersJon Ossoff 50.1%Mike Collins 42.6%
  5. 16 Jul ’26Fabrizio, Lee & Associates/Impact Research 13 Jul to 16 Jul 2026 · 1,060 likely votersJon Ossoff 52.0%Mike Collins 43.0%
  6. 30 Jun ’26Wick 27 Jun to 30 Jun 2026 · 1,175 likely votersJon Ossoff 46.7%Mike Collins 42.9%
  7. 27 Jun ’26Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research 23 Jun to 27 Jun 2026 · 1,002 registered votersJon Ossoff 56.0%Mike Collins 43.0%
  8. 9 Apr ’26Echelon Insights 3 Apr to 9 Apr 2026 · 407 likely votersJon Ossoff 51.0%Mike Collins 44.0%
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