Poll: Far-Left Ossoff Leading Collins in Georgia Senate Race
The poll places Ossoff ahead of Collins in the Georgia Senate race.

SOURCE CHECK
TAP FOR WHYBreitbart’s publisher rating of 41 across 230 stories is the strongest available signal and supports a below-mainstream score. The page identifies its reporter and includes polling details, but its loaded headline and opinion-source classification warrant caution.
- Track record — The site's rating is 41 based on 230 stories, indicating limited institutional credibility.
- Source type — The publisher is classified as opinion, a reason for caution when assessing institutional reporting standards.
- Author attribution — A named reporter is credited.
The article supplies poll results, field dates, sample size and margin of error, and includes a polling analyst, an average from another polling source and a response from Collins’s campaign. It does not include a response from Ossoff’s campaign or detailed information about the poll’s methodology beyond the sample and dates.
HOW WE SCORE ↗The article includes polling data, comments from the polling firm’s chairman, a polling average and Collins’s campaign response. However, it does not include a response from Ossoff’s campaign, and the headline uses a loaded description of him.
- Source diversity — Polling results and commentary, a polling average and a campaign response provide several sources, but no Ossoff campaign response appears.
- Counterarguments presented — The article includes the polling chairman’s caution about the size of Ossoff’s lead and Collins’s campaign’s account of gains.
- Loaded language — The headline and opening call Ossoff “Far-Left.”
The report uses the politically charged label “Far-Left” for Ossoff in its headline and opening, and gives space to Collins’s campaign criticism. It also presents poll results and other polling context, so the framing is tilted rather than wholly one-sided.
- Headline — The headline labels Ossoff “Far-Left,” a charged characterization.
- Language tone — The opening repeats the “Far-left” label rather than using neutral identification.
- Source selection — The article includes a critical statement from Collins’s campaign but no response from Ossoff’s campaign.
An InsiderAdvantage poll put Sen. Jon Ossoff ahead of Rep. Mike Collins, 50% to 43%, in Georgia’s Senate race. Collins’s campaign said he had narrowed the gap, while the article noted that other polling still showed Ossoff ahead.
InsiderAdvantage’s survey of 800 likely Georgia voters, conducted August 16–17, showed Ossoff leading Collins 50% to 43%, with a margin of error of ±3.46 percentage points. InsiderAdvantage Chairman Matt Towery said Ossoff’s lead was smaller than some recent polls had suggested; RealClear Polling rated the race a toss-up and showed an average projected Ossoff lead of 7.5 points.
Collins’s campaign said he had gained six points since July and attributed the change to Republican investment in the race. Campaign manager Josh Siegel criticized Ossoff’s voting record. The article also reported that a separate poll had Georgia’s gubernatorial candidates, Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms, tied at 46% each.
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4 OUTLETSOutlets agree an InsiderAdvantage poll put Sen. Jon Ossoff ahead of Rep. Mike Collins in Georgia’s Senate race. Center outlets mostly report Ossoff’s poll lead, though the coverage also examines whether his criticism of Trump helps his reelection campaign. Right-leaning outlets foreground the lead, with Breitbart using an ideological label and noting other polls also show Ossoff ahead.
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