Reuters:

U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia is a fundraising juggernaut, raising more than $81 million so far this cycle ​and holding nearly $33 million in campaign cash, or $30 million more than his opponent in the November election, Republican Representative Mike Collins.

It might not matter anymore.

Ossoff’s financial edge in ‌a state that President Donald Trump won in the 2024 election may have effectively been erased by the U.S. Supreme Court, which last week struck down limits on how much individual candidates could coordinate their spending with national political parties….

That could well tilt the playing field in favor of Republicans, who tend to ​raise more money from big, corporate donors through national committees, over Democrats, whose candidates tend to raise more money from small individual donors.

While the national committees could previously spend on behalf ​of their candidates, party officials say the restrictions on coordinating their messaging and strategy with individual campaigns made that spending far less targeted and effective.