Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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“I’m running for Georgia Public Service Commission, a job you probably never heard of and may not think is important. I’m here to tell you that it is important, especially to fight climate change.” Daniel Blackman The nation has Georgia
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Keep Calling: USPS Crisis Grows As we’ve discussed in previous posts, the United States Parcel Service is crucial. The cynical move by the president’s administration to slow down service is destructive to our economy,
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Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of my opponent. These calls were filled with misleading personal attacks,
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The cynical move by the president's administration to slow down service is destructive to our economy, our health, our communities.
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Urgent Advocacy Matters: Georgia and National Issues – Date Sensitive We have accumulated calls to action for this week that need your immediate attention. Please use the links included in each C2A.
MoreRisky Private Insurance Changes – Written and Public Comments Needed Requests: Written comments, attend a public hearing (either virtually or in-person), and share with friends, family, your community. Public hearing will be
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The people of Georgia deserve to have their voices heard. By drawing the maps to maintain an advantage, the state's conservative map manipulators effectively stripped their constituents of fair representation.
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Georgia is truly special. Hours long lines to vote. Missing vote by mail ballots. $110 million spent on new voting machines. What gives?
MoreExpand Georgia's expungement law, Support Hate Crimes Bill as approved by House, Economic Benefits of Medicaid Expansion, & Rural Hospitals.
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Part I is here. (Information from this thread is taken from the report I’m currently working on for the Georgia Voter Protection Organization.) In March when the pandemic hit, the GA Secretary of
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I spent 15 hours on Tuesday in the Fulton County (Atlanta) Voter Protection “boiler room,” which is basically a group of lawyers handling problems coming from polling places. The Associated Press called
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