A College Student’s Guide to Voting in Georgia

As you return to campus for the Fall, take a moment to answer one very important question: Do you have a VOTING PLAN for the November 8 election?
Voting as a college student living away from home can be a bit more complicated (or even more so if you are spending a semester abroad!). Careful planning now can make things easier in November. Your VOTE is your VOICE – make sure you are heard!

Standing in Solidarity with Labor

Join Congresswoman Nikema Williams as we stand in solidarity with our Unions on this Labor Day. We will March from the Headquarters of Labor Unions here in Atlanta to the Capital, as we commemorate all the hard fought gains Unions have brought Americans over the years. This event will begin at the IBEW building at 10 am and conclude with a picnic at 12pm at Liberty Park. We will hear from Rep Williams and our other Democratic leaders who stand in solidarity with Labor.

Time: 10 AM

Location: IBEW Building, 501 Pulliam St SW #250, Atlanta, GA 30312

Standing in Solidarity with Labor
4,316,000 Georgians With Pre-existing Conditions at Risk of Losing Coverage

4,316,000 Georgians With Pre-existing Conditions at Risk of Losing Coverage

DPG Press Release:  Thursday, May 4, 2017  

Atlanta, GA – Today, Georgia’s Republican Congressional Delegation voted to strip health care from 24 million Americans to pay for a $600 billion tax cut for millionaires and billionaires. If Trumpcare becomes law, seniors will be saddled with higher premiums. Further, 4,316,000 Georgians with pre-existing conditions—including those with cancer, children with disabilities, and those who are pregnant—will at best see higher premiums and at worst complete loss of health care coverage. Democratic Party of Georgia Chair DuBose Porter issued the following statement.

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