Rick Jackson has already put over $100 million of his own money into the Georgia governor's race. Now he's adding an $87 million ad buy — while running on the claim that his wealth makes him incorruptible.
Trump endorsed Rick Jackson after backing his primary opponent — and told a reporter Jackson had given him 'a couple of' million dollars. Jackson then stood on stage and promised to be 'this man's favorite governor.'
Every Georgian deserves access to quality, affordable health care. Rick Jackson built his fortune in healthcare — and has spent his campaign attacking access to it for others.
Nearly 456,000 Georgia households rely on SNAP benefits to feed their families. Rick Jackson supported cutting that help — and quoted scripture to justify it.
Georgia voters have faced devastating consequences from the state's six-week abortion ban. Rick Jackson called himself "entirely pro life" and said he "wouldn't change a thing."
Sued by the IRS Over $72 Million in Underreported Income
While ordinary Georgians pay their taxes every year, the IRS says Rick Jackson's company didn't.
In 2024, the IRS sued Jackson Investment Group — Rick Jackson's company — for underreporting $72 million in taxable income for 2019. The government is seeking $30 million in unpaid taxes plus $8.43 million in penalties, after disallowing deductions the company claimed for several of Jackson's ventures.
We deserve a governor who plays by the same tax rules as the rest of us. We deserve better.
Yet Jackson's own physician staffing firm warned in a February white paper of "considerable fear and uncertainty" from Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill — noting it is projected to cause 10 to 15 million people to lose health coverage and that "Medicare and Medicaid cuts are creating significant financial pressure across healthcare organizations."
Rick Jackson backs Trump's agenda no matter who it hurts — even when his own company admits the damage. We deserve better.
The $1 million didn't work: Trump endorsed his opponent Burt Jones in the runoff. Jackson won the nomination anyway — proof that his money, not Trump's blessing, is what powers his campaign.
Rick Jackson tried to buy Trump's endorsement and the governor's office. We deserve better.
