Billionaire Rick Jackson is suing Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, alleging leadership committees create an unconstitutional and unfair fundraising advantage.

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Rick Jackson, a late entry into the Georgia's governor race, sued fellow candidate Burt Jones over campaign finance concerns.

The challenge is over a Georgia law that allows certain political candidates to raise unlimited funds through leadership committees.

The lawsuit is just the latest attempt from other GOP gubernatorial candidates to prevent Jones from using leadership committee funds in his quest to succeed outgoing Gov. Brian Kemp.

Jackson argues Georgia's "leadership committee" law gives Jones an unconstitutional fundraising advantage in the 2026 ...

Healthcare executive Rick Jackson, who announced his candidacy last week, holds 24% support from likely GOP primary voters.

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Republican billionaire Rick Jackson's self-funded campaign launch could pull some support from Lt. Gov. Burt Jones's pro-Trump base.

President Donald Trump has already endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones. Now, some of Jackson's allies are urging Trump to reconsider ...

Republican Rick Jackson, the billionaire founder of Jackson Healthcare — a large Alpharetta-based health care-staffing firm — ...