EXCLUSIVE: Mike Collins Takes Early Lead In Georgia Senate Showdown — But Plurality Of Voters Are Undecided
Republican Georgia Rep. Mike Collins is taking an early lead in the Georgia Republican Senate primary contest, according to recent polling. Collins , a two-term lawmaker, leads a hypothetical field with 27% of…
Republican Georgia Rep. Mike Collins is taking an early lead in the Georgia Republican Senate primary contest, according to recent polling.
Collins, a two-term lawmaker, leads a hypothetical field with 27% of Republican midterm voters — followed by Republican Georgia Rep. Buddy Carter at 20% and former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley at 8% — according to an online poll conducted by the TechnoMetrica Institute of Policy and and Politics (TIPP) for the League of American Workers (LAW), exclusively obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The closely-watched primary contest is still wide open — with 39% of voters undecided about their preferred candidate to unseat Democratic Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff — according to the same poll.
Republicans view Georgia as one of the party’s best pickup opportunities to grow its 53-seat Senate majority in 2026. Ossoff is widely considered the most vulnerable Democratic incumbent running for reelection due to Georgia’s Republican leanings and President Donald Trump carrying the state last November.