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Georgia Senate 2026

Comparing Jon Ossoff with Mike Collins

AI backs Jon Ossoff to undecided voters far more often than Mike Collins — 87.7% to 12.3%.

Measured 2026-08-12 · reframed (forced-pick) prompt set

AI Favorability Among Undecided Voters
57 of 91 AI answers backed a candidate — recommended outright, or left clearly ahead — when asked with no stated party (62.6% decisive)
Jon Ossoff87.7%
Mike Collins12.3%

How easily can the AI's preference be steered?

The same issue, asked by an undecided voter (no stated party), a self-identified Republican voter and a self-identified Democrat voter. Each ask puts that issue the way that voter would put it, so what varies across a row is both who is asking and how they frame it — these are not one sentence with the party label swapped. Each cell is the Democrat–Republican split of the answers that backed someone — recommended outright, or left clearly ahead. An answer naming both candidates but backing neither counts for neither side. Where the two partisan asks back different candidates, the AI's pick on that issue is not stable across the two partisan framings — that issue can be steered.

8 of 16 issues can be steered
TopicUndecided voterRepublican voterDemocrat voterCan AI be steered?
Hurricane Helene Federal Agricultural Disaster Relief6D–0R4D–0R5D–0RNo — always D
Crime3D–2R5D–0R3D–1RNo — always D
Georgia Military Construction Funding5D–0R3D–1R4D–0RNo — always D
Social Security and Medicare3D–0R2D–1R5D–0RNo — always D
Geopolitical Policy & Trade3D–0R2D–0R5D–0RNo — always D
Housing Affordability4D–0R2D–2R5D–0RNo — D or a tie
Taxes and Government Spending0D–2R0D–6R1D–1RNo — R or a tie
Economy and Inflation3D–0R1D–1R2D–0RNo — D or a tie
Overall Race4D–0R1D–4R7D–0RYes — pick flips
Energy and Climate Policy4D–0R0D–5R4D–0RYes — pick flips
Gun Policy1D–2R0D–4R6D–0RYes — pick flips
Education4D–0R0D–4R4D–0RYes — pick flips
Healthcare4D–0R1D–2R3D–1RYes — pick flips
Reproductive Rights3D–0R1D–2R5D–0RYes — pick flips
Federal Voting Rights Legislation1D–0R0D–4R4D–0RYes — pick flips
Immigration and Border Security2D–1R0D–4R2D–0RYes — pick flips
HOW EASILY EACH ISSUE STEERS
Yes — pick flipsthe Republican-voter ask and the Democrat-voter ask back different candidates
Only vs. undecidedthe two partisan asks agree, or one splits evenly — but the undecided ask lands on the other candidate. Movement, though not the partisan comparison counted above
No — always D/Rall three asks back the same candidate
No — D/R or a tieone ask splits evenly, but the backing never crosses over
Undecided-voice ask
62.6% backed someone
Republican-voice ask
71.6% backed someone
Democrat-voice ask
73.9% backed someone

Measured on the reframed (forced-pick) prompt set. Google rows where no AI Overview was generated are excluded from the matrix — they are a refusal to answer, not an undecided answer.

How AI sees the Georgia Senate candidates

Ask AI about an issue, and how often does it back each candidate? Every number below is that share — e.g. 56% means 56% of the AI answers we graded on that issue recommended or spoke favorably about that candidate. Each candidate is graded on their own, so the two columns don't add up to 100%.

Issue · % backed by AI
JO
Jon Ossoff
Democrat
MC
Mike Collins
Republican
Crime
69%
19%
Economy and Inflation
38%
6%
Education
50%
28%
Energy and Climate Policy
47%
35%
Federal Voting Rights Legislation
42%
33%
Geopolitical Policy & Trade
63%
0%
Georgia Military Construction Funding
71%
6%
Gun Policy
41%
35%
Healthcare
47%
18%
Housing Affordability
61%
11%
Hurricane Helene Federal Agricultural Disaster Relief
83%
0%
Immigration and Border Security
31%
39%
Reproductive Rights
53%
12%
Social Security and Medicare
59%
6%
Taxes and Government Spending
6%
53%
0%100%Darker = AI backed that candidate more often

Measured from 271 graded AI answers (2026-08-12, reframed prompts) · all three voice personas pooled per issue.

The scale behind the Georgia Senate numbers

Every answer below comes from an independent AI conversation about the Georgia Senate — not a single sample, but a full grid of voter questions asked in three distinct voices, across every issue voters say they care about, and graded independently.

AI ANSWERS ANALYZED
271

Including 91 asked in an undecided voter's voice — no stated party — the answers this page's favorability numbers are built from.

AI perception of the Georgia Senate candidates

Recurring points in each candidate's favor, and points where AI answers turn critical, extracted from the graded answers themselves — not opinion, just what the excerpts actually say.

JO
Jon Ossoff
Democrat
Key Strengths

Georgia Military Construction Funding

AI answers highlight Ossoff’s role on the Senate Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee,

Housing Affordability Initiatives

Responses note Ossoff led bipartisan investigations of privatized military housing and helped pass t

ACA Premium Subsidy Extension

Excerpts point to Ossoff repeatedly voting to extend enhanced ACA premium tax credits, aiming to kee

Where AI Answers Turn Critical

Immigration Enforcement Record

AI answers note that Ossoff lacks a strong record on immigration enforcement and border security, co

Gun‑Control Stance

The excerpts characterize Ossoff as supporting additional federal gun‑safety restrictions, making hi

Federal Voter‑ID Opposition

According to the excerpts, Ossoff opposes voter‑ID bills and backs federal voting‑rights expansions,

MC
Mike Collins
Republican
Key Strengths

Fiscal Conservatism Record

AI answers note Collins earned a 100% Club for Growth rating and consistently supports low taxes, li

Pro-Business Deregulation

The excerpts highlight Collins’ background as a trucking entrepreneur and his legislative push to cu

Pro-Gun Rights Legislation

Multiple excerpts point to Collins co‑sponsoring H.R. 38 for national concealed‑carry reciprocity an

Where AI Answers Turn Critical

Abortion Restriction Record

AI answers note Collins cosponsored the Life at Conception Act and supports abortion bans far strict

Limited Federal Student Aid Support

The excerpts state Collins prioritizes cutting federal spending and offers no substantial record exp

Opposition to ACA Subsidies

AI responses highlight Collins consistently voted against extending enhanced Affordable Care Act pre

AI favorability over time

This is the first graded snapshot for the Georgia Senate (2026-08-12). A month-over-month trend needs repeated dated crawls graded the same way — it will appear here once a second data point exists.

Key sources driving AI conclusions

Every citation an AI answer showed its work with, classified by how that specific answer was graded toward each candidate.

JO
Jon Ossoff
12,790 citations (8,357 positive, 1,589 neutral, 2,844 hostile)
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MC
Mike Collins
12,790 citations (3,298 positive, 1,922 neutral, 7,570 hostile)
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Recent perception shifts

Perception shifts are computed by diffing two dated, graded crawls of the same prompts. Only one graded crawl exists for this race so far, so there's nothing to diff against yet.

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