The Indivisible Georgia Coalition has a new voter registration interface! What does that mean? The purging of voter rolls is not always a clean, no mistake process. People who should […]
Georgia’s Future Needs Your Attention
Today we have three bills for your consideration and for action. The future of our state, our young people, their health and education is at great risk. Our prosecutorial system […]
Crossover Day Calls to Action: School Vo...
Senate Set to Vote on Vouchers on Monday! Lawmakers have added Senate Bill 233 to the calendar to be voted on by the full Senate chamber on Monday. If enacted […]
Rapid Response Request: Anti-Voting Bill...
Ah yes, the week leading up to Crossover Day at the state capitol is one of the most dangerous weeks of the year only to be outdone the week before […]
Peaceful Assembly, Cash Bail (Again), an...
As we careen toward sine die, the end of the 2022 Georgia legislative session, we see that legislators are rushing to get their pet bills in under the wire so […]
State Alert! More School Vouchers and Mo...
It is our job to refute the lies. Timothy Snyder writes: To abandon facts is to abandon freedom. If nothing is true, then no one can criticize power, because there […]
Your Actions This Week Strengthen Democr...
The forces of reaction have made it clear that they do not think everyone should have the right to vote. By chipping away at voting rights over decades and particularly […]
For the People Act – For the People Now!
There are many misconceptions about calling elected officials. One of them is that we call to change someone’s mind, which could be a potential outcome. We call to give them […]
Crossover Day – Voting Rights and Educat
Monday is the day all manner of madness breaks loose as bills pass into the other side – or not (house or senate) at the dome. Please make the following […]
Anti-voting Bills Are Expensive – Estima
Over the last year of voting in a pandemic, counties were hard-pressed to find the money required to provide access to voting that could safely accommodate their communities. Many were […]