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Sen. Ossoff Condemns Heinous Attack on Jewish Community Event in Boulder, Colorado

Sen. Ossoff wants to hear from Georgia military families about the conditions of their military housing. Share your story about privatized military housing conditions at ossoff.senate.gov/militaryhousing

WATCH: Georgia doctors warn the State's 6-week abortion ban threatens to worsen Georgia's OBGYN shortage.

'Huge coverage losses' | Over 600,000 Georgians could lose health insurance under Republican tax bill 13wmaz.com/article/news/l…

Plus longer wait times, more red tape, and higher health insurance premiums for Georgians. Georgians deserve more affordable health care options, not fewer.

Passionate about government and public service? Ossoff's Office’s office is accepting applications for internships in our Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, and Savannah offices for Fall 2025! Find more information on how to apply at ossoff.senate.gov/jobs-internshi…

UPDATE: This spring, Sen. Ossoff and Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock pressed President Trump’s Interior Secretary to reverse the planned closure of a Georgia water quality office. Now, the Trump Administration has backed off and the office will remain open, which is vital to protect Georgians'

WATCH: Sen. Ossoff in his first hearing as top Democrat on the Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee: "Through this Subcommittee, I'll continue my work alongside Chairman Boozman and members on both sides of the aisle to ensure that installations in Georgia, across

WATCH: Sen. Ossoff sounds the alarm on the Trump Administration's budget proposal to slash funding for oversight of privatized family military housing.

Some good news. DOGE tried to shut down the water quality office in Norcross. Ossoff's Office and I successfully stopped them.

Sen. Ossoff Statement on Okefenokee Swamp Land Deal

Sen. John Ossoff's Office (D-GA) asks Veterans' Affairs Secretary Doug Collins on the lack of specifics in his budget request for the department. "This is a 26 page PowerPoint to justify the budget and this is the budget hearing...I think this is insufficient."

WATCH: In today's hearing to justify the VA's proposed FY26 budget, Sen. Ossoff pressed the VA Secretary for the specific number of doctors and nurses the VA planned to hire or fire as part of the budget. The answer? He doesn't know yet.

Ossoff: We usually get this, which specifies how many folks you intend to employ. What we have is a 26-page PowerPoint. Here, it specifies about $17 billion in cuts to medical services. What are you cutting in medical services—specifically, who are you cutting? Collins: We’ll

WATCH: Sen. Ossoff presses the VA Secretary for answers if DOGE personnel had access to veterans' medical records.

WATCH: Sen. Ossoff presses President Trump’s Budget Director on their plans to gut the CDC’s budget by over 50 percent.

WATCH: Sen. Ossoff pushes Trump's Budget Director to admit firing — and then scrambling to rehire — thousands of essential government employees was a mistake. Vought refused.

Georgia is the proud home of the CDC, so Senator Ossoff and I know first-hand how important their work is. We will not stand for these reckless cuts that put our health at risk.