BREAKING: We just released our first statewide ad of the general election.
Keisha spent tax dollars on things like first class tickets to the Super Bowl and limos.
She’s in it for herself – @RickJacksonGA will fight for you.
The State Election Board was created by the General Assembly to protect the legality and purity of Georgia elections. When credible evidence raises a question as to whether existing election procedures fully implement a constitutional guarantee, the Board’s duty is neither to prejudge the issue nor to ignore it, but to examine it faithfully within the authority the General Assembly has delegated to it.
This week's Senator Spotlight features @BrassforGA.
Newnan native, small business owner, and Chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, Matt has been the conservative voice for his constituents since 2017.
He's proof one Georgian's voice can change state law: a mother in his district brought him a problem, and he turned it into Senate Bill 589, giving parents flexibility on when their child begins Pre-K. It passed the General Assembly unanimously and was signed by Gov. Brian Kemp.
Senator Brass stands strong on the issues that matter:
- Lower taxes and property tax relief for Georgia families
- Protecting homeowners from HOA overreach
- Backing the Blue and safe communities
- Putting parents back in charge of their kids' education
General Election: Tuesday, November 3rd.
#gapol #GASenate #District6 #Georgia
The Constitution makes a promise.
Not to government.
To the citizen.
That promise is:
When you enter the voting booth…
your conscience belongs to you.
No employer.
No government.
No political party.
No public official.
No neighbor.
No one else.
Only you.
That…
is what the secret ballot protects.
The Secret Ballot Protects the Freedom to Choose
“The purpose of the secret ballot is not to conceal a piece of paper. It is to preserve the freedom of the citizen.”
Administrative agencies occupy a unique position in constitutional government.
They are not legislatures.
They are not courts.
Yet they exercise authority delegated by law that directly affects the constitutional rights of citizens.
Because of that responsibility, agencies must exercise both restraint and diligence.
Restraint prevents agencies from assuming powers the legislature has not granted.
Diligence prevents agencies from neglecting powers the legislature has granted.
Constitutional humility therefore requires agencies to avoid two opposite errors.
The first is to exceed their authority.
The second is to refuse to exercise authority they unquestionably possess.
Either error undermines faithful administration of the law.
I don’t expect everyone to agree with me on every issue, but I want every Georgian to know my heart and why I’m doing this. I’m running to put Others First, have an impact, and win big for all 11 million Georgians.
THANK YOU to The Normal Barbers, and its owner Leo, for welcoming me to Austell today! I appreciate the opportunity to meet with you and your community, listen to their concerns, answer their questions, and have an open conversation about the issues that matter most to them.
Friends - I don’t know who needs to hear this, but I am old enough to remember when our party did not control this state, what that was like, and how hard we had to work to flip this state from blue to red. I know many of you do too.
Here is the reality - the demographics have been creeping up on us for years now. According to Gemini only about 55% of Georgians were born here, 34% are from other states, and 11% were born overseas.
We do not have the luxury of sitting around feeling entitled to govern this state while whining about RINOs. Every Republican on our ticket is a better choice than any Democrat on the ticket, and we need every Republican voter to turn out for every one of our nominees!
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
@AAGDhillon, I can’t thank you enough for exposing the issues we have with our elections and voter rolls.
That said, even though removing non-citizens from the voter rolls must be a top priority, so must having accurate voter rolls.
What do I mean?
The attached doc shows 2,549 non-citizens and 42,776 deceased folks are on the voter rolls in GA as identified by the SAVE database.
But, how many were flagged as unknown?
How many registrants were so poorly registered that the database couldn’t identify them?
Today there is someone registered in Columbus GA by the name of Unknown Unknown and another in Savannah with the same name. Someone voted in the 2020 runoff named Missing Missing.
There are 177 people born between 1800-1910. In 2022, I found ~500 people born on 1/1/1900 in Fulton & 87 had voted.
Thousands more registered twice with either exact same names or with slight typos.
10s of thousands registered in GA that moved out of state and are currently registered to vote in multiple states.
Thousands more at addresses that simply don’t exist or point to Parks, Train Stations, Virtual Mailboxes, UPS Stores, USPS Stores, etc.
Thousands more without unit numbers on their apartment or condo.
The law requires accurate dates of birth however thousands of birthdays change over time.
It is time to enforce the law and require states to validate registrations for: Full Legal Names, Correct Birthdays, Real Residential Addresses & 1 Registration in America!
Unless your office forces this change, it will never happen.
Help me help you!