What they're saying: Martha Zoller, a conservative talk show host in North Georgia, said she was surprised Trump hasn’t been more involved because he’s 'had his best outcomes, so far, in House and Senate races.'

His opponent, Rich McCormick, a Marine veteran, emergency room physician and 2020 candidate in the 7th district has still raised nearly twice as much money as Evans.

Meanwhile, in the 6th district, Evans - a Republican attorney and former State Ethics Commission chair whose father served as a Trump-appointed ambassador to Luxembourg - received Trump's backing in May.

Trump held a March fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago for Jones, but Collins, a trucking executive (and son of a former Georgia Congressman), has brought in more than twice as much money as Jones.He also came to Jones' defense in a video message after a barrage of attack ads by his opponent and recorded a robocall.Ĭatch up quick: In the 10th district, Jones received Trump's support immediately after stepping out of a primary bid against Kemp.His PAC made roughly $10,000 worth of last-minute donations to each candidate for GOTV phone calls and text messages.Zoom in: While Trump largely stayed out of these races since the May 24 primary, he held a brief tele-rally for Evans on Monday, calling him a 'MAGA warrior.' Why it matters: In these two Republican-leaning districts, the GOP primary winners are likely to take office. Brian Kemp, meanwhile, took a rare step to endorse Jones' opponent, Mike Collins, last week. What's happening: Trump has made a few last-minute moves on behalf of Jones and Evans, yet going into Election Day, each has been vastly out-fundraised by their respective opponents. Vernon Jones in the 10th district and Jake Evans in the 6th - competing in primary runoffs today. Former President Trump has two remaining Congressional candidates - former state Rep.

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