Balancing Trump criticism and bipartisanship, Democrat Jon Ossoff walks a fine line in Georgia
- Jon Ossoff, currently serving his first term as a U.S. Senator representing Georgia at age 38, has announced his campaign for reelection in 2026, sharply criticizing President Trump’s second term.
- Ossoff's campaign follows Georgia voters who narrowly chose Democrat Biden in 2020 but returned to Trump by 2 points in 2024, reflecting a polarized electorate.
- He emphasizes patriotism, military service, and bipartisan cooperation while facing criticism from Democrats about not fighting hard enough and opposition from Republicans.
- Ossoff emphasized that his primary responsibility is to serve Georgia, expressed his willingness to collaborate with the current administration, and admitted that there is no simple solution to halt Trump.
- As the only Democrat seeking reelection in a Trump-carried state, Ossoff aims to retain his seat amid a narrow Senate majority and hopes his race will be the "main event" in 2026.
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MTG fuels speculation of 2026 Senate run against Ossoff
There’s the Jon Ossoff who built his political career around criticizing Donald Trump.There’s also the Ossoff who works with Republicans, advancing the interests of Georgia’s farmers and military bases.But they’re the same guy — a 38-year-old first-term U.S. senator from Georgia who says his race will be the “main event” in 2026. He’s the only Democratic senator seeking reelection from a state Trump carried in winning last year’s presidential ele
Balancing Trump critique, Ossoff walks fine line on bipartisanship in Georgia
There’s the Jon Ossoff who built his political career around criticizing Donald Trump.There’s also the Ossoff who works with Republicans, advancing the interests of Georgia’s farmers and military bases.But they’re the same guy — a 38-year-old first-term U.S. senator from Georgia who says his race will be the “main event” in 2026. He’s the only Democratic senator seeking reelection from a state Trump carried in winning last year’s presidential ele

Balancing Trump criticism and bipartisanship, Democrat Jon Ossoff walks a fine line in Georgia
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff is among many Democrats looking to find the right path to challenge President Donald Trump and Republicans after the GOP won the White House and congressional majorities in 2024.
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