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Greater Georgia Newsletter
September 26, 2024
We're now 40 days from Election Day, and Greater Georgia is working harder than ever to make sure that the conservative movement shows up BIG for our state this year!
Throughout the month of September, we dedicated significant time and effort toward registering new voters across our state, with a continued focus on outreach to diverse communities and young Georgians. With about two weeks until the October 7th voter registration deadline, we're making it our goal to mobilize as many voters as possible, but we're also looking ahead to our get-out-the-vote campaign and absentee ballot chase program, which will be crucial to the outcome of this election.
It's not too late for you to get involved and make a difference this election year! Our team has hundreds of thousands of voters we want to reach before early voting starts on October 15th - and we need your help to share with them the conservative message. Volunteer deployments have already begun - so don't miss out on your chance to help preserve strong, conservative leadership in our state. Please consider signing up to help by clicking HERE or by emailing info@greatergeorgia.com.
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Earlier this month, Greater Georgia launched a six-figure campaign to expose the failures of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis ahead of her November 5th election. The effort is designed to highlight how Willis has spent her tenure chasing vanity cases to grow her celebrity, line her pockets, and fuel her political ambitions - while crime has risen and prosecutions have fallen across the county. The campaign is targeting Atlanta-area voters with text messages and a digital ad entitled "Failed." Read more about the campaign HERE or click HERE to view the ad. | |
Also this month, Greater Georgia announced our final push to register thousands of new voters ahead of the state’s October 7, 2024 registration deadline. The six-figure effort is targeting a universe of approximately 180,000 unregistered Georgians and includes phone calls, digital ads, and text messages, as well as in-person voter registration drives and phone banking events. Read more about the campaign HERE. | |
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Greater Georgia was featured in Fox News - in an article highlighting our campaign to educate voters about the public safety failures of Fani Willis. Read the article HERE, or read the excerpts below:
"Fani Willis had one job when voters took a chance on her in 2020: put criminals behind bars and protect the families of Fulton County. Instead, she’s spent the last four years focused only on chasing vanity cases instead of criminals in an attempt to grow her celebrity, line her pockets, and fuel her political ambitions," said Greater Georgia Chairwoman Kelly Loeffler.
"On her watch, prosecutions are down, crime is up, and more citizens have become victims – denied justice because she is too distracted and too incompetent to deliver it. Fani Willis is a profound embarrassment to the state of Georgia, a threat to public safety, and the number one local official who must be ousted this November in order to get Georgia’s safety back in line," she said.
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Chairwoman Kelly Loeffler also joined the Steak for Breakfast podcast to discuss what's at stake in the 2024 election, how the conservative movement is uniting people from all political backgrounds, and to give an overview of her efforts to reach diverse communities and new voters across our state. Click HERE to listen to her full interview. | |
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EVENTS
Vietnamese Moon Festival
September 21, 2024
We strongly believe in meeting voters where they are - in communities where conservatives rarely show up. Accordingly, this past weekend, Greater Georgia volunteers and staff had an incredible time at the Vietnamese Moon Festival and Night Market in Duluth. It was the first time we'd ever attended the event, but it won't be the last. We were thrilled to meet so many from the AAPI community, and had a great time encouraging them to bring their same energy to the polls in November!
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Voter Registration Drive at Georgia Southern
September 19, 2024
Greater Georgia staff also made a swing through south Georgia last week, where we held a big voter registration drive on the campus of Georgia Southern University in Statesboro. Young voters' top concern is the economy - and whether or not they'll be able to find a job or pay their bills after graduation. We're encouraging them to vote accordingly this November - and to remember that the power to preserve the American Dream is in their hands.
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Georgia Faith & Freedom Coalition Victory Dinner
September 16, 2024
Greater Georgia was also proud to co-sponsor the Georgia Faith & Freedom Coalition Victory Dinner at the Cobb Galleria Centre last week. A sold-out crowd got to hear from elected officials including Governor Brian Kemp, former Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, and Republican vice presidential nominee and Ohio U.S. Senator JD Vance. The speakers highlighted the importance of electing leaders who support faith, family, and freedom - and why every voter must get out to vote their values this November.
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Voter Registration Phone Banking
September 9-26, 2024
Greater Georgia held multiple phone banking nights throughout the month of September in Cobb, Fulton, Gwinnett, and Dawson Counties, where volunteers and interns came together to call thousands of Georgians who weren't yet registered to vote. As the registration deadline approaches on October 7th, we’re making a final push to reach new voters, educating them about the importance of their vote and empowering them to make their voices heard. If you would like to help us make calls - either at home or at one of our upcoming in-person phone banks - click HERE!
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Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations
September 14-15, 2024
This month, Greater Georgia also joined two big community celebrations in Lilburn and Norcross to honor Hispanic Heritage Month. Our volunteers and interns had a great time speaking with voters, getting new ones registered, and encouraging them to get involved by making a plan to vote!
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AAPI Community Roundtable
August 27, 2024
Last month, Alpharetta's very own Madras Chettinaad Indian restaurant hosted Chairwoman Loeffler and members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community for a discussion about the issues at top of mind this year. We dove into how inflation has slammed small businesses, how crime is affecting their communities, and how best to offer these groups an alternative ahead of the November election.
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8th District Fish Fry
August 24, 2024
The 8th District Fish Fry in Perry was, as usual, a great opportunity for Greater Georgia to assist voters in updating their voter registrations, sign up new volunteers, and catch up with old friends from middle Georgia and across the state. It's always one of our favorite events of the year!
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Hispanic Community Roundtable
August 21, 2024
Finally, Greater Georgia held its latest Hispanic community roundtable last month at the Plaza Las Americas in Lilburn. It was an amazing night discussing the issues that matter most to Hispanic Georgians. One thing was clear: voters from diverse communities no longer believe the broken promises of liberal leaders. They believe in the American Dream - and the conservative movement that lifts EVERYONE up!
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GET INVOLVED
Greater Georgia's work is critical to defending conservative values, and it is only possible through the hard work and support of strong, grassroots volunteers. Click the buttons below to find out how you can join the fight for conservative values!
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Washington Examiner: Georgia election board approves rule to hand-count ballots night of election
Fox News: Trump leads Harris within margin of error in tight Georgia race, poll finds
Georgia Recorder: Racing toward Election Day, control of U.S. Senate and House up for grabs
WRDW: Trump planning to attend Georgia-Alabama football game
AJC: Sharply divided Georgia voters are more upbeat on the economy, AJC poll finds
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