Georgia

Women’s reproductive rights
Identifies as pro‑choice and has pledged to confirm only those federal judges who will uphold Roe v. Wade.
Opposes Georgia’s 6‑week abortion ban: He feels it is a threat to women’s health and medical privacy.

Gun control laws
Advocates robust gun control reforms such as universal background checks, safe storage, licensing, and bans on assault-style weapons. He's aligned with major gun safety organizations and helped enact bipartisan legislation. Public safety proponent, but is also not against law-abiding gun-owners.

Immigrant policies
Balanced approach to immigration policies. He believes they should be firm but humane. He is not in favor of ICE interventions and supports children's immigration rights.

LGBTQ policies
Ossoff is one of the first pro‑equality senators from Georgia. He plays a central role in advancing LGBTQ+ protections at the federal level. His advocacy spans grassroots outreach, legislative sponsorship, and support for underserved LGBTQ+ communities and transgender youth safety.

Equal access to education, medical care, and housing
Overall, he advocates a broad strategy to ensure that education, healthcare, and housing are accessible, affordable, and equitable for all Georgians—especially those historically underserved.

Immigration
Collins sponsored the Laken Riley Act — which requires the detainment of any undocumented immigrant charged with theft or burglary — the first bill Trump signed into law during his second term.

Background and Experience
As the Representative for Georgia’s 10th Congressional District, Mike Collins brings decades of experience as an entrepreneur, businessman, and employer to Congress. 

Knowing that President Trump would need a Republican Congress to deliver the America First Agenda, Collins campaigned across the country in the most competitive Congressional elections to secure an America First Congress that would have President Trump’s back.

Other
Collins was also noticed for his dedication to eliminating government bureaucracy and identifying inefficiencies, leading him to being named Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment.

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Other
Former University of Tennessee football coach. “Unlike Ossoff, I’ll work with President Trump to implement his agenda, support his Administration, and move our country forward,” Dooley said in a statement. “I’m not part of the political establishment, and I haven’t spent my life climbing the D.C. political ladder.”

Photo Credit: Dooley for Georgia