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2026 Georgia | CWA Endorsed Candidates

CWA District 3

Georgia Endorsed Candidates

General Election: November 3, 2026
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All Endorsements

U.S. Senate

Federal — Jon Ossoff

State Executive Offices

Attorney General — Tonya Miller

U.S. Congress

CD1 — Amanda Hollowell
CD2 — Sanford Bishop
CD6 — Lucy McBath
CD7 — Tony Kozycki
CD9 — Caitlyn Gegen
CD13 — Dr. Jasmine Clark

State Senate

SD7 — Ruwa Romman
SD46 — Ray Smith

State House

HD19 — Cynthia Starke-Jones
HD22 — James Shade
HD29 — Scott Soracco
HD34 — Titus Nichols
HD36 — Luc Noiset
HD40 — Elisa Lassiter
HD44 — Danielle L. Bell
HD45 — Michelle Schreiner
HD46 — Dumont Walker
HD47 — Linday DeFranco
HD48 — Adam Cleveland
HD50 — Michelle Au
HD53 — Beth Fuller
HD58 — Mathewos Samson
HD81 — Mishael White
HD90 — Bentley Hudgins
HD99 — Michelle Kang
HD120 — Suzanna Karatassos
HD121 — Eric Gisler
HD145 — Tangie Herring
HD161 — David James Dillie

Public Service Commission
District 3 — Peter Hubbard
 

CWA Endorses Jon Ossoff for U.S. Senate

CWA has done the research, and it’s clear that Jon Ossoff will stand with CWA members in Georgia on the issues that matter to union workers. Jon Ossoff's record shows he fights for the issues important to union members in Georgia.

Senator Ossoff said, "Since Citizens United, this political system has been corruption on steroids, and that is a big part of why policy doesn’t serve ordinary people." 

Corruption

2025 — Senator Jon Ossoff sponsored the Ban Congressional Stock Trading Act.

Prices

February 21, 2025 — Senator Jon Ossoff voted to crack down on price gouging by pharmaceutical companies.

Retirement 

April 4, 2025 — Senator Jon Ossoff voted to prevent cuts to Social Security and Medicare.

Health Care

July 1, 2025 — Senator Jon Ossoff voted against tax cuts for billionaires and CEOs paid for by cuts to health care that put hospitals at risk of closing.

Worker Rights

2025 — Senator Jon Ossoff co-sponsored the Protecting the Right to Organize Act and the Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act to strengthen workers' right to organize and collectively bargain.

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