Powered by over 760,000 small dollar contributions in Q3, the average contribution was $46, with nearly 97% of contributions coming in at $100 or less for the fundraising quarter
Since January of 2025, Ossoff’s campaign has received donations from all 159 counties in Georgia
Atlanta, Ga. — Sen. Jon Ossoff’s re-election campaign continues to build unstoppable momentum and today announced raising over $33 million in the third quarter of 2026 to his campaign account.
The Senator’s massive Q3 announcement shows the continued strength of his juggernaut re-election campaign. In Q3, the average donation was $46 among over 760,000 contributions. Nearly 97% of contributions came in at $100 or less for the fundraising quarter. Additionally, since January of 2025, Senator Ossoff’s campaign has received donations from all 159 counties in Georgia – underscoring the broad appeal the Senator has, which includes growing support from Republicans, across the state.
In recent weeks, multiple reports have also underscored that Senator Ossoff has continued to fundraise into and invest in the Democratic Party of Georgia to boost Democrats up and down the ballot, including transferring over $3.6 million to date into and hosting several fundraisers over the past two years for the party. Senator Ossoff is scheduled to host more fundraisers for the Democratic Party’s coordinated campaign between now and Election Day.
“Senator Ossoff is known for building juggernaut political operations and his re-election campaign continues to build unstoppable momentum, including boosting Democrats up and down the ballot in Georgia, heading into Election Day,” Campaign Manager Ellen Foster said.
Meanwhile, Sen. Ossoff’s opponent Mike Collins has run a campaign plagued by a number of controversies, including new reporting on Collins’ elevation of “campaign-appointed leaders” with leadership roles in “a far-right group founded by […] a former Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazi National Alliance leader.” For months, Collins has come under fire for his “close ties” to white nationalism and his office’s work with notorious white nationalists — such as Nick Fuentes and Richard Spencer — to try to get a Holocaust denier out of jail. Collins has faced public outrage over his antisemitic harassment of a Jewish reporter and his praise for the viciously racist harassment with monkey sounds of a Black woman on a college campus. Collins is also currently under federal investigation by the House Ethics Committee for allowing his former chief of staff, who had been convicted of criminal battery, to illegally funnel thousands of federal tax dollars to a girlfriend who did no work for the office.
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