We stand in solidarity with our Forsyth County Committee in our disappointment in several Federal and State legislators who voted in favor of Republican measures, breaking with the Democratic Party’s platform and vision for our collective future.

We stand in solidarity with our Forsyth County Committee in our disappointment in several Federal and State legislators who voted in favor of Republican measures, breaking with the Democratic Party’s platform and vision for our collective future.
As the 2025 legislative session nears its end, Georgia Republicans are intensifying efforts to implement voter suppression tactics, including proposing an omnibus bill (H.B. 397) aimed at undermining elections.
We call on all citizens of Fulton County and our elected officials to contact Brad Raffensberger and the Secretary of State’s Office as soon as possible at 404-656-287 or soscontact@sos.ga.gov.
It’s another week of Donald Trump and Elon Musk stripping our country for parts in order to finance tax handouts for themselves and their billionaire friends – and another week of Georgia Republicans failing to stand up to them on behalf of Georgians.
This week, Brian Kemp praised Trump’s executive order “closing” the Department of Education but remained noticeably silent on how Georgians would be absorbing any loss of the $2.2 billion in federal funding the state received for public education in 2024. Kemp and Georgia Republicans also did nothing when Trump and Musk erased funding already promised to 100 Atlanta public school teachers. This is on top of the hundreds of Georgia jobs lost, millions in funding from our universities slashed, and hospitals, and Social Security offices closed that Georgia Republicans have co-signed by doing nothing.
So remember: 2028 is a long ways away, but 2026 is around the corner. We can’t kick Trump out of office next year, but we can kick out his enablers here in Georgia. Let’s make Georgia Republicans pay at the ballot box for selling our state out to Trump, Musk, and their billionaire friends. Keep organizing, keep making noise, and keep holding your Republican representatives accountable.
Crossover Day is behind us, and while most of the harmful voting bills our Voter Protection team was monitoring this session did not advance, Republicans still have an opportunity to insert any of these bad bills or new policies into the bills that did advance. DPG remains on the lookout for such bills as well as any other proposals that codify the GOP’s voter suppression priorities and will be ready to advocate against these measures when they are introduced.
Legislative Session “Prep” rallies
Don’t miss our final “Prep Rally” for this legislative session! DPG is hosting our final “Prep” rally before Sine Die (the end of the legislative session) on Thursday, March 27th at 6:00 p.m. We’ll walk you through where key bills and policies related to voting rights stand as the end of session approaches, and we’ll coach you on how you can take an active role in advocating for Georgians’ voting rights!
Sign up for our final virtual “Prep Rally” at this link: Thursday, March 27th, 6:00pm.
Weekly Messaging Guidance
Brian Kemp and Georgia Republicans continue allowing Donald Trump and Elon Musk to take a wrecking ball to Georgia.
While Republicans continue to hide from their constituents because they can’t justify their support for the Trump/Musk agenda, Georgia Democrats continue to show up.
Crossover Day marks the final opportunity for legislation to pass from one chamber to the other in time to become law this year.
Crossover Day marks the final opportunity for legislation to pass from one chamber to the other in time to become law this year.