A comprehensive list of bills to watch in Georgia during the current legislative session that ends on April 2. We will be updating this page regularly as things move along. Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to keep up […]
A guide to the bills to watch in Georgia Read More »
GEORGIA — On Mon., March 1, the Georgia state house passed HB 531, Georgia Republicans\’ omnibus voter suppression bill, in a 97-72 vote. The bill now makes its way to the state senate for a vote that will take place
HB 531 passed in the Georgia house chamber—here’s what’s next Read More »
This piece was published in collaboration with Georgia 55 Project. Just a few days into early voting in the most crucial election year in U.S. history and recent Georgia history, Georgia voters are already experiencing symptoms of systemic voter suppression.
Feature: Know your rights at the polls Read More »
A comprehensive guide to voting in Georgia as we near the most important election in our nation’s history under oppressive federal and state administrations, questions arise in Georgia concerning absentee ballots and current voter suppression efforts Updated: Mon., Aug. 31,
What you need to know about voting in Georgia during the pandemic Read More »
Published: Dec. 19, 2019Updated: Dec. 27, 2019, 6:29 p.m. ET ATLANTA — Just hours before a federal court hearing called by Judge Steve Jones on Thurs., Dec. 19, following an emergency motion filed by voting rights group Fair Fight Action
Ongoing: Secretary of State admits Georgia’s voter purge was erroneous Read More »
Just over a year since Georgia’s excruciating gubernatorial race brought in its ultimate results—former Secretary of State Brian Kemp securing just over 54,000 votes more than former Minority Leader Stacey Abrams—Rep. Bee Nguyen of House District 89 hosted a voting
TARGETED HITS: NOTES FROM VOTING RIGHTS TOWN HALL Read More »
The story of Brooks County and the Quitman 10+2 Content warning: This article contains descriptions of racial violence. There\’s an underlying illness in Georgia resting in small, rural counties outside of Atlanta’s perimeter. While these smaller counties on their own
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