Why US Rep. Jim Jordan is making a stop this week to Oconee County
Gaines is running for Georgia’s 10th Congressional District, and Jordan is scheduled to campaign with him.
Houston Gaines is the Republican nominee for Georgia’s 10th district in the November 3, 2026 election, against Pamela Delancy (D). The seat is held by Mike Collins (R), who announced a run for U.S. Senate (GA).
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Gaines is running for Georgia’s 10th Congressional District, and Jordan is scheduled to campaign with him.
Gaines is running for Georgia’s 10th Congressional District, and Jordan is scheduled to campaign with him.
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