Friend,

Trump lost Georgia in 2020.

But his sore loser’s crusade continues.

Today, the President called on Republicans to nationalize and “TAKE OVER” elections(!) 

This immediately after the FBI — alongside Tulsi Gabbard, the nation’s spy chief — RAIDED a Georgia election office and seized truckloads of 2020 ballots.

From Minnesota to Georgia, we are watching the President unravel as he abuses federal power to pursue vendettas and consolidate power.

My reelection in Georgia is the single most critical U.S. Senate contest in 2026.

And with Trump working to “TAKE OVER” elections — including in Georgia — we will win this race ONLY if we defend Georgians’ voting rights from his schemes.

Remember: Georgia has always been ground zero for his conspiracy theories. Remember when he demanded our state’s election officials “find” him the votes to win in a state he had lost?

So: How do we ensure fair midterm elections?

We have to triple down on voter mobilization and voter protection.

We have to win by decisive margins and we have to protect voting rights.

That means investing the resources needed to turn out every Democrat in the midterms, and to make sure every vote is properly cast, protected, and counted.

Look: Georgia voters don’t take kindly when folks try to intimidate them or prevent them from voting. All of this will only MOTIVATE them to vote in record numbers.

But we should expect the most vicious attack on voting rights in America’s recent history. And we should expect it to be focused on Georgia.

So if you’re worried — and you’re ready to help us win one of the most important races of 2026 –– rush $5 to my reelection campaign in Georgia right now.

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We need all the help we can get to turn out voters and protect voting rights this year.

Every dollar you give supports our work in Georgia.

Thank you.

Jon Ossoff

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