ATLANTA — Today, the nonpartisan organizations States United Democracy Center, Protect Democracy, and Law Forward released a new report exposing a Republican-led democracy crisis in the making with 148 bills filed in 36 states designed

New poll confirms previous polling showing majorities of Georgians oppose SB 202 provisions ATLANTA — A new poll today from the University of Georgia confirmed previous polling by TargetSmart showing Georgia voters oppose key provisions of Senate Bill 202

ATLANTA — Yesterday, the Clayton County Commission unanimously voted to condemn Georgia Republicans’ voter suppression legislation Senate Bill 202 along with any bill that “would decrease or limit all eligible citizens from voting.” As noted

Abrams: “The proliferation of state anti-voting laws across the country demonstrates the urgent need for Congress… to strengthen and protect voting rights.” ATLANTA — Today, Fair Fight Action Founder Stacey Abrams testified before the Senate

ATLANTA — On the heels of the MLB’s decision to pull the All-Star Game from Georgia following the passage of the anti-democratic voter suppression legislation SB 202, a new study published in Forbes confirms that

As Republican leaders continue to focus on voter suppression instead of the COVID public health crisis, Georgia receives federal funds to (hopefully) bail out disastrous vaccination rate Only 13 percent of Georgians have been vaccinated,

ATLANTA — Today, Fair Fight Action Founder Stacey Abrams issued the following statement: Republicans who passed and defended Senate Bill 202 did so knowing the economic risks to our state. They prioritized making it harder

ATLANTA — As Republican-controlled state legislatures across the country continue their efforts to roll back the clock on voting rights, and following the signing of anti-voting rights legislation SB 202 in Georgia, Fair Fight founder

ATLANTA — Following Georgia corporations’ silence before and since the signing of Senate Bill 202, new reporting breaks down just how “severe” the consequences could be for Georgia companies in industries from transportation to sports to film production. These potential consequences are

ATLANTA — In a blistering editorial this weekend, the AJC slammed Georgia Republicans for their efforts to “hurriedly passed a far-reaching set of changes that significantly clamp down on voting access will bring Georgia national,