- Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins cut short a press conference after repeatedly declining to answer questions about his son‑in‑law’s online promotion of white nationalist and antisemitic content.
- CNN reported that David Alan Scheer II shared Nazi imagery and extremist views, appeared in Collins’ campaign/family photos and videos, and may have done promotional work for Collins’ business—raising questions about any formal ties.
- Opponent Jon Ossoff blasted Collins for evading the issue, saying voters deserve to know whether Collins or his businesses paid someone linked to extremist activity.
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