Mike Collins Predicts Fuel Prices Will Fall After Nov. 3 Vote as Georgia Race Turns on $4.2 Billion Audi Deal
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 28
Mike Collins Predicts Fuel Prices Will Fall After Nov. 3 Vote as Georgia Race Turns on $4.2 Billion Audi Deal
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 28
Summary
One week before Georgia’s Nov. 3 Senate election, Republican Mike Collins said fuel prices would drop after Election Day and argued faster approval of off-road diesel for trucks could ease costs sooner.
Collins tied that affordability message to his support for Trump’s economic agenda, while Democrat Jon Ossoff has blamed Trump’s tariffs and the war with Iran for higher costs facing Georgia families.
Collins also highlighted Trump’s newly announced $4.2 billion Audi investment near Macon, saying dredging the Port of Brunswick after he became subcommittee chairman in 2025 helped make Georgia more attractive to automakers.
That Audi project — expected to produce about 200,000 vehicles a year — has become a campaign flashpoint, with Ossoff seeking more details and Collins presenting it as proof of his economic development record.
The race enters its final stretch with early voting running through Oct. 30, as Collins leans on Trump’s backing and claims his campaign ad on the Laken Riley Act drew more than 7 million views after Trump shared it.