Tony Kozycki
Democratic nomineeA Navy combat veteran and immigration attorney challenging Rich McCormick. A Naval Academy graduate and former F/A-18 Super Hornet pilot with three combat deployments, he returned to Georgia for law school (graduating summa cum laude) and now runs on cost-of-living, government ethics, and veterans' care. He won the June 2026 Democratic runoff.
Previously held
- U.S. Navy (2004–2017) — F/A-18 pilot, 3 combat deployments
- Immigration attorney
Top contributors
Largely self-financed. Of about $371,000 in total receipts through his pre-runoff FEC report, roughly $316,700 — about 85% — is a personal loan Kozycki made to his own campaign (still carried as a debt owed); only about $54,000 came from individual donors. He has accepted no PAC money, consistent with his pledge to ban congressional stock trading and overturn Citizens United.
$370,743 raised · $291,410 cash on hand — as of May 27, 2026 (FEC latest filing).
Source: FEC — Anthony Kozycki · Tony Kozycki — campaignWhere they stand
Frames the budget around cost of living — expanding the child tax credit and targeting waste — and pairs it with a government-ethics pitch: ban congressional stock trading and overturn Citizens United. As a challenger he has no voting record.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaign · Branch — Kozycki platformSupports investing in public education and workforce training as part of his affordability agenda.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignBacks capping out-of-pocket costs, letting Medicare negotiate drug prices, and better mental-health care for veterans.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignRuns as a defender of Social Security and Medicare against cuts.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignSupports raising the federal minimum wage.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignBacks investing in affordable housing as part of his cost-of-living platform.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignA combat veteran who makes improving VA services and mental-health support for returning service members a signature issue.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignAn immigration attorney who backs “common-sense” reform — securing the border and targeting cartels while restoring due process.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignSupports gun-safety measures, consistent with his Democratic platform, though he leads with affordability and ethics.
Source: Ballotpedia — Tony KozyckiSupports abortion rights and restoring Roe-era protections.
Source: Ballotpedia — Tony KozyckiSupports LGBTQ+ equality.
Source: Ballotpedia — Tony KozyckiSupports diversity and inclusion as part of broadening opportunity.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignHas not made marijuana a centerpiece of his campaign.
Source: Ballotpedia — Tony KozyckiOpposes broad tariffs that raise consumer prices and focuses on affordability; he has not detailed a specific AI or data-center policy.
Source: Tony Kozycki — campaignScandals
None documented.
