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Ossoff raises record-breaking $11M for Senate reelect

Last updated: April 9, 2025 7:03 am
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Sen. Jon Ossoff’s Record Fundraising in Georgia Signals Competitive Reelection Bid

In a bid to secure his seat amidst a challenging reelection landscape in battleground Georgia, Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff has reported an impressive $11 million in fundraising during the first quarter of 2025. This significant sum, announced by his campaign and first shared with POLITICO, marks the highest amount ever raised by an incumbent in the opening quarter of an off-year election. POLITICO’s investigation revealed no other Senate campaign has matched this achievement in a similar timeframe.

“I’m deeply grateful to the hundreds of thousands of record-breaking supporters who are joining us in what promises to be the most extensive and tireless turnout effort in Georgia’s history,” stated Ossoff, who is only 38 and in his first term as senator.

Breaking down the numbers, Ossoff’s campaign highlighted that the average donation during this quarter was a modest $32, coming from an impressive 260,000 individual donors, with over 155,000 being first-time contributors. Notably, contributions poured in from 156 of Georgia’s 159 counties, showcasing a widespread grassroots support network.

This early fundraising success not only demonstrates Ossoff’s strong support base but also serves as a strategic deterrent for potential Republican challengers, who may think twice before entering the race. However, it’s crucial to remember that while $11 million is a hefty sum, it is but a drop in the ocean compared to the overall expected spending in what is shaping up to be another costly election cycle. The 2022 Senate race in Georgia, won by Democrat Raphael Warnock, saw a staggering $515 million spent by campaigns and outside groups, according to data from OpenSecrets.

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The Republican side of the aisle is currently watching for a signal from Governor Brian Kemp, who has not yet decided whether to enter the race. Several other Republican figures have expressed interest but have indicated they would only proceed if Kemp opts out.

Ossoff stands out as one of the few vulnerable Democratic incumbents gearing up for reelection, particularly as other Democratic senators like New Hampshire’s Jeanne Shaheen and Michigan’s Gary Peters have chosen not to run. Already, Ossoff has begun his campaign efforts, including hosting a rally in Atlanta at the end of March, which featured fellow Democrat Warnock.

The previous Senate race in Georgia not only broke records for its cost but also highlights a broader trend where, from 2020 to 2022, a staggering $1.4 billion was funneled into the state’s elections by campaigns, super PACs, and various outside groups, as analyzed by the New York Times.

As the political landscape evolves, it’s noteworthy that President Donald Trump won Georgia by a narrow margin of about two points in the 2020 election, prompting Republicans to treat the state as a top priority in the upcoming midterms.

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