COLLINS HAULS IN $2.9 MILLION FOR SENATE RUN

Jackson, Georgia – Today, Georgia’s Conservative Workhorse Mike Collins announced he raised a total of $1,902,474 from 40,210 contributions, with the average being $47.31. This haul is even more impressive considering Collins was only a U.S. Senate candidate for roughly eight weeks of the quarter, filing his candidacy on July 28, 2025. The $2.9 million total includes a $1,008,084 transfer from his congressional campaign. Collins ends the quarter with approximately $2.4M cash on hand.

The Q3 report boasts contributions from all of Georgia’s 159 counties, all 50 states, plus Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The grassroots nature of his fundraising total reflects the broad and energetic appeal of Collins’ candidacy. No elected official in Georgia history has ever launched a statewide campaign against an incumbent with this kind of grassroots fundraising organization.

These strong fundraising numbers, combined with campaign infrastructure in all 159 counties, consistent leads in every public poll, endorsements from more than 50 members of the Georgia legislature, and clear energy and excitement with voters across the state make obvious: Mike Collins is the unmistakable frontrunner in this race and is best positioned to unite the party and defeat far-left liberal Jon Ossoff next November.

“There is no denying this is a movement growing stronger every day, and people are voting with their wallets,” said Mike Collins. “I am amazed and truly grateful for the trust so many have put in this effort. Ours is a campaign fueled by the hardworking people of this state who are energized, mobilized, and ready to fire Jon Ossoff and send an America First conservative workhorse to the U.S. Senate. These fundraising numbers make clear what we have said from the beginning: we will not be outworked, we will not be outhustled, and we will win this race and put the people of Georgia back in the driver’s seat in the United States Senate.”

Multiple recent public polls show Collins as the consistent leader in the primary—as well as the best positioned Republican in head-to-head matchups against far-Left incumbent Jon Ossoff. This exhibition of a broad, national donor network is exactly what Republicans need to win next November.