Overview
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is seriously considering a 2026 Senate bid in Georgia, depending on whether Gov. Brian Kemp decides to run.
- Sources close to Greene suggest she believes she would dominate the GOP primary field if Kemp opts out of the race.
- Gov. Brian Kemp, viewed as the GOP's strongest contender against Sen. Jon Ossoff, is expected to announce his decision by Memorial Day, freezing the Republican primary field until then.
- Greene's potential candidacy is bolstered by her close alliance with former President Donald Trump, who has publicly endorsed her and pledged strong support.
- Sen. Jon Ossoff, a prolific fundraiser, has already built a significant campaign war chest, setting the stage for one of 2026's most competitive Senate races.