Rob "Rush" Ruszkowski for Congress

Northwest Georgia has always been home to hardworking people with big hearts and honest values — the kind of Americans who keep this country standing even when Washington forgets them.

And Washington has forgotten them.
Both parties have spent years fighting each other while supporting the same Special Interests instead of fighting for the people. Our district, and our nation, have paid the price.

That ends now.

I’m running as an Independent for U.S. Congress in Georgia’s 14th District, the seat Marjorie Taylor Greene will leave on 1/5/26, because this district deserves leadership that works for the people, not for a party.

This special election offers something rare in American politics:
a real chance for a non-party, people-powered candidate to rise and win.
For once, the draconian ballot-access laws that usually block independent voices are not standing in the way. Getting on the ballot is not the battle this time — earning the people’s trust is.

And make no mistake: this election will not just be watched in Northwest Georgia or in the state of Georgia.
The entire country — and even the world — will be watching to see whether Americans are finally ready to say enough to the corruption and dysfunction in Washington, and to the broken politics that trickle all the way down to the local level.

This special election is a rare opportunity to send a message that can echo across the nation — and ripple around the globe. A message that the people are reclaiming their government.

Only with your support — wherever you live — will we restore our district’s voice in D.C. and Atlanta, and show the entire nation what real accountability and real unity look like when they begin at the local level.

For generations, the Statue of Liberty’s torch has stood as a beacon of hope for the world.
Today, Americans are searching for a new, brighter torch — one lifted by the people themselves.

Northwest Georgia can be that light.
And together, we can help guide a country that’s ready to rise again.