Jon Ossoff

Ossoff's record and why you should vote for him in 2026

Jon Ossoff's record shows a consistent focus on Georgia's infrastructure, veterans, transparency, and bipartisan problem-solving — and these themes define the case his supporters make for re-electing him in 2026. Jon Ossoff's Record (2021–2026) ... Legislative Activity & Voting Record Ossoff has cast 192 recorded votes in the 119th Congress, with 223 bills sponsored or cosponsored. His voting record shows consistent support for: • Removing unauthorized U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran — he voted Yea on S.J.Res.185 and H.Con.Res.86, both aimed at requiring congressional authorization for military action. • Oversight of federal student loan regulations — he voted Yea on S.J.Res.196, a resolution challenging Department of Education rules. • Major appropriations bills — he voted Yes on the 2026 Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water; and Interior & Environment Appropriations Act (HR 6938), supporting funding for energy, water infrastructure, and environmental programs. These votes reflect a pattern: Ossoff often supports government accountability, infrastructure investment, and civil oversight of military action. Work for Georgia Communities Across his term, Ossoff has focused heavily on Georgia-specific needs: • Water infrastructure upgrades across multiple counties. • Support for disabled veterans, including bipartisan bills expanding services. • Small-business expansion, directing federal resources to local entrepreneurs. • Public safety and transparency, including oversight of ICE detention facilities requiring local approval. These initiatives align with his stated priorities of veterans' care, local infrastructure, and government accountability. 2026 Campaign Strength & Grassroots Support Ossoff enters the 2026 election with one of the strongest financial positions of any Senate incumbent: • Record-breaking $14 million raised in Q1 2026, the largest first-quarter haul in Georgia Senate history. • $31 million cash on hand heading into spring 2026. • Over 99% of donations under $200, showing unusually broad grassroots support.