Jon Ossoff: Georgia’s U.S. Senator
Party: Democratic
Current Office: U.S. Senator from Georgia
Assumed Office: January 20, 2021
Next Election: November 3, 2026
Education:
Bachelor’s, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service
MSc, London School of Economics
Background:
Jon Ossoff is a Georgia native and investigative journalist who became the state’s first Jewish U.S. Senator and the youngest sitting senator when elected in 2021. Before his Senate career, Ossoff ran an investigative media company, working to expose corruption and organized crime globally. He first gained national attention in the high-profile 2017 special election for Georgia’s 6th Congressional District, setting fundraising records and nearly flipping a long-held Republican seat.
Senate Committees:
Ossoff serves on several key committees, including:
Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs
Judiciary
Rules & Administration
Key Issues & Achievements:
Advocates for voting rights and fair elections
Focuses on healthcare access, affordable housing, and infrastructure
Supports environmental protection and clean energy
Committed to government transparency and fighting corruption
Personal:
Ossoff lives in Atlanta with his wife, Dr. Alisha Kramer. He is known for revitalizing youth engagement in Georgia politics and for his innovative, grassroots campaign strategies.
For more detailed information, visit Jon Ossoff’s Ballotpedia page.