Past Campaign
U.S. Senate Georgia
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Michael Allen Collins Jr.'s campaign has reported raising $7,409,350 and spending $5,932,539 to the Federal Election Commission.
Michael Allen Collins Jr. is a Republican from Georgia, a Verified Conservative who graduated from Georgia State University with a BBA in 1990. He has held board positions with the Georgia Motor Trucking Association and Associated Credit Union, and is a member of the Georgia Forestry Association's Transportation Committee. Currently a second-term U.S. Representative, he announced in July 2025 his bid for the U.S. Senate in 2026, aiming to "send a trucker to the U.S. Senate to steamroll the radical left, deliver on President Trump's America first agenda, and put the people of Georgia back in the driver's seat." He has received endorsements from numerous conservative organizations and figures.
Michael Allen Collins Jr. has a recorded position on four issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Opposes allowing biological males in women's sports, restrooms, and domestic violence centers; criticized Jon Ossoff for voting to allow men in girls' sports and co-sponsoring the Equality Act.
“for a guy to vote not once, twice, but 3 times to let men play in girls' sports, co-sponsored the legislation to let men go in women's restrooms, for what? or, was pushing to allow men to go into, to women's domestic violence centers with the equality act”
Supports strict immigration enforcement and deportation; authored the Laken Riley Act requiring detention of illegal immigrants charged with specific crimes.
“I didn't just talk about securing the border and deporting illegal immigrants. I wrote the Laken Riley Act and got it signed into law.”
Authored the TRANQ Research Act to fund NIST research on detecting synthetic opioids including xylazine, signed into law in 2023.
“Our law enforcement personnel require additional resources to better combat the flood of synthetic opioids devastating American communities across the country and this bill accomplishes just that.”
Supports the Working Families Tax Cut plan, eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and seniors' Social Security; advocates fiscal responsibility and reduced government spending.
“if you take a look at that working families tax cut plan, that's put thousands of dollars back in families' pockets. it's, it's eliminated tax on tips, tax on overtime, tax on senior citizens, that our social security”
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