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Ossoff’s Suspicious Spending & Bennet Succession Fallout

A review of Jon Ossoff’s advertising suggests a very presidential pattern to his spending. Meanwhile, Michael Bennet’s loss in Colorado is raising questions about what’s next for Reps. Joe Neguse and Jason Crow.

Jon Ossoff
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff Photographer: Ben Hendren / Bloomberg via Getty Images
Leigh Ann Caldwell
July 1, 2026

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It hasn’t escaped notice in Washington that Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff has been building a national network of small-dollar donors for his reelection bid, which would obviously be beneficial for a White House run in 2028 or beyond. Ossoff’s Senate campaign has bought nearly $4.2 million worth of Google Ads, according to company data, to solicit donations. And some $3.8 million was spent outside Georgia.