Rick Jackson Attends Trump Rally in Georgia
Source reports published 24 Oct 2026, 8:22 am – 25 Oct 2026, 5:04 am AEST
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson reversed his initial plans and will attend a rally in Perry, Georgia, hosted by President Donald Trump. This marks his second appearance with the president during the campaign, highlighting Jackson’s alignment with Trump’s policies and messaging.
What happened
- Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson attended a rally in Perry, Georgia, on Saturday, November 3, 2025, organized by President Donald Trump.
- This followed a previous shift in plans, initially announced by his campaign, to not attend the rally.
- Jackson, who has compared himself to Trump and emphasized his own background, including time spent in foster care and starting a successful healthcare company, Jackson Healthcare, has been actively seeking to connect with voters.
- He has repeatedly stated his commitment to addressing poverty and preventing struggles for Georgians, attributing his wealth to ‘God’s money.’
- During the campaign, Jackson has adopted a ‘rags-to-riches’ narrative, emphasizing his personal journey and promising to ‘never abandon’ voters.
- He has also voiced strong stances on immigration, promising to deport individuals he deems ‘criminal illegals.’
- Recent campaign efforts have involved rebranding Jackson with younger supporters, showcasing him in a more approachable manner, including a campaign ad featuring his grandchildren.
- Jackson’s campaign has invested nearly $200 million personally, making him one of the largest self-funding candidates in American election history.