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Jon Ossoff faces calls from Rep. Mike Collins to return a campaign donation from billionaire donor Reid Hoffman, who has ties to Jeffrey Epstein, in the Georgia Senate race.

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During the jungle primary they identified him with unpopular party leader Nancy Pelosi, and portrayed him as just another liberal. The Republicans also used Ossoff's own TV ad against him to highlight the fact that he did not support repealing Obamacare, and remind voters that Ossoff does not live in the district. Also during the jungle primary – Republicans used residents of the district to accuse Ossoff of lying about his credentials, and they again reinforced the branding of him as a Pelosi liberal who'd raise taxes and weaken the military. Straight after the primary, they ran a contrast ad -- framing Ossoff as a carpetbagging Hollywood/Pelosi liberal and Handel as a "proven fighter for Georgia." National security played a surprisingly heavy role in the messaging given Ossoff had never taken a vote that could be used against him.