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    Support HB 441-The Prenatal Equal Protection Act

    Why You Should Support HB 441February 13, 2025 was a historic moment in post-Roe Georgia where a bill to completely abolish abortion was filed in the Georgia legislature - HB 441: the Prenatal Equal Protection Act. The bill's sponsor, Rep. Emory Dunahoo, and 21 other legislators are to be commended for taking a stand to protect all preborn children.

    Thank you so much for praying for legislators like Rep. Dunahoo. We know that the “effectual, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much” (James 5:16) and we request your continued prayers for this effort. The bill has been assigned to the House Judiciary Non-Civil Committee, and we ask that you join us in praying for each member of this committee and call them to urge them take action and vote "yes" to pass the bill without substantive changes before March 6.

    Politicians need to feel the presence of the pro-personhood movement right now! Your help is critical because emails and calls to the Judiciary Non-Civil Committee provide proof to the politicians that there are more pro-life people like us than there are angry feminists clamoring for abortion on demand. 

    We can show them that voters like us are more passionate about saving babies and helping their parents than the other side is passionate about killing children. We must convince the politicians that if they support equal protection for the pre-born, then we will support them and commend them for doing the right thing. 

    This legislation already has the support of numerous pastors and community leaders around the state as well as post-abortive women like Tish Kleindienst:

    As a Christian, pro-life, and regrettably post-abortive woman, I wholeheartedly support the Georgia Prenatal Equal Protection Act. I now understand that the unborn person is a distinct, whole, and living human being that deserves equal protection and justice from the time of conception under Georgia law. This law enacted will provide exactly that.

    Tish Kleindienst speaking at the 2024 Georgia Stand Fo _Life & Memorial ServiceAbortion is the intentional killing of an unborn person. Every abortion takes the very life of a person made in the image of God. I have heard countless pro-life organizations and leaders declare that this law criminalizes women and that they will not support it. I suggest that these leaders really do not want abortion to end. The truth is that if a person murders another person, regardless of its age, location, size, and/or dependance, it is murder and deserves a just punishment. Why would we create or pass laws if there is no consequence to breaking them? How can we protect the unborn person from harm if there is no consequence for taking their lives?

    Therefore, it is of vital importance to make this heinous act a crime for all parties involved. The only way to finally end the murder of unborn persons in the womb in our state is to make just laws that criminalize the act of abortion. I wish there was such a law in Georgia in 1995 to deter me when I committed this deliberate act of murdering my child. Maybe Joshua would still be here living his life at 28 years old?

    Many post-abortive women have acknowledged that if abortion had been illegal, they wouldn’t have done it, and could have been spared the guilt and grief they currently experience.

    The Golden Rule Jesus taught calls us to love your neighbor as yourself.  How do you love your pre-born neighbor as yourself? You give them equal justice and the same legal protection you and I enjoy.  If elective abortion is illegal, it should be illegal for everyone, no matter who commits the abortion or where it occurs. This is equal justice, when the law is applied equally to everyone.

    History is in the making. Will Georgia legislators use their position and influence to abolish the greatest injustice of our day? 

    We need thousands of pro-life Georgians like you to contact them and urge them to do the right thing. 

    After you send your message please multiply your influence by sharing this page with your family, church and community.

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    Tuesday, June 17, 2025 at 06:30 PM · 2 rsvps
    Impact Ministry Center in Holly Springs, GA

    June 2025 Cherokee County Party Monthly Meeting

    Imagine a political party where you and other fellow patriots share a common understanding of the nature and purpose of civil government.  Imagine working with and supporting a political party where honoring God in how things get done is as important as the goals to achieve.  Imagine freedom from supporting lesser evils, compromising your core principles, and winner's regret.

    Welcome Home to the Constitution Party!

    The monthly Constitution Party - Cherokee County meeting is held on the third Tuesdays of the month and is open to all who are interested in learning more about the party and supporting our goals.  Meetings feature presentations that will educate and provide avenues for political action.  If you're looking for a debate club or conspiracy theory huddle then this meeting is not for you.  During our activism session members are involved in the process of political action - nobody sits on the sidelines!  We welcome patriots willing to dedicate themselves to united action to impact our city, county, and state governments.

    Save time during your registration and RSVP today via the web.  You will also be given opportunity to start or renew your membership with a couple of clicks.

    Agenda

    6:30 – 7:00 p.m.

       Registration
       Networking

    7:00 – 7:30 p.m.

       Party Overview
       Current Events Briefing

    7:30 – 8:40 p.m.

       Activism Session
       Volunteer Assignments

    8:45 p.m. 

       Adjourn

     

    Impact Ministry CenterNote:  The Impact Ministry Center is south of I-575 Exit 14 on Holly Springs Parkway in the Mountain Brook Retail Center next to the Pizza Hut/Wing Street.

    Saturday, June 21, 2025 at 09:00 AM
    CP-Ga Video Conference in Atlanta, GA

    Election Integrity Update - 6/21/2025

    Ballot Scanning with No WitnessesDuring this video conference update hosted by the Constitution Party of Georgia (CP-GA), Voters Organized for Trusted Election Results in Georgia (VoterGA) Executive Director Garland Favorito will provide an update on their legal, legislative, and research efforts.  In 2020 VoterGA filed a lawsuit against certain Fulton County officials for constitutional violations and take questions. VoterGA organized group of voters from around the state to file an emergency lawsuit against the Fulton County Elections Director and Election Board members.

    During this meeting Garland Favorito will provide details on the status of these and other VoterGA efforts, as well as answer your election integrity questions.  Other groups and individuals advancing transparency and accountability in Georgia's elections will be featured as they announce their efforts, if you know of someone you would like to see on the Election Integrity Update then please contact us with the details.  The Constitution Party of Georgia supports the efforts of groups like VoterGA in advancing elections integrity efforts in our state.  To learn more about these efforts and how you can help with election integrity efforts RSVP today!  Once you register you will be emailed the conference call information.

     


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    If you are unfamiliar with using Zoom Conferencing then please join the test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom before joining the meeting.

    It is important that you check your attendee name in Zoom Conferencing before joining the call.  You can provide your name before you join the meeting or change it after you join the meeting.  If you are joining via phone then you must call in from the same number used when you registered for the event.  If we cannot identify you by name or phone number then while you are in the Zoom Conference waiting room you will either be contacted via Zoom chat or text message by a meeting assistant to confirm your identity before you can enter the meeting.


    Once you have connected to the meeting please mute your audio to keep background noise down.  Click this link to review the Zoom Conferencing attendee controls:  https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/200941109-Attendee-controls-in-a-meeting.

    During the question and answer time please use Zoom Conferencing "raise hand" option:  https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/205566129-Raising-your-hand-in-a-webinar.

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  • What's New

    Election Integrity Update - 5/31/2025

    Fulton County Board of CommissionersOn last week’s Election Integrity Update, Jay DeLancy and Janet Fenstermaker from the North Carolina Voter Integrity Project joined us to explain the Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit against North Carolina to compel compliance with the Help America Vote Act to clean their voter rolls and give us background details on how they supplied the data to the DOJ. 

    We discussed the Fulton County Board of Commissioners May 21st decision to reject the Republican Party nominees but accept the Democrats Party’s nominees to the Board of Registrations & Elections and highlighted some of the supporters who gave public commentary to the commissioners.  

    Garland also provided a VoterGA legal update regarding the ballot image destruction case.  The June 5th hearing for the case in the Coweta Superior Court was postponed to August 19th. Stay tuned! 

    Use the link below to view the May31st Election Integrity Update if you missed it. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting. 

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  • Election Integrity Update - 5/17/2025

    Garland_and_Gasaway_at_SEB_May_14.pngOn last week’s Election Integrity Update, Garland Favorito gave revisited highlights of the State Election Board meeting on May 13th and May 14th including an update on the SEB’s decision on Dan Gasaway’s complaint regarding district boundaries and the DeKalb case involving the tabulator failure in the 2022 Primary. 

    Now that the May 14th deadline for the governor to sign or veto bills has passed, Tania Sosa reviewed the new laws as result of this session’s election integrity legislation and bills that the Constitution Party of Georgia featured.     

    Marci_McCarthy_-_CISA_Social_Graphic.pngMarci McCarthy gave us details on her new appointment as Director of Public Affairs at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).  She also addressed Georgia’s 2026 Election Readiness: Legal Gaps, Risks, & Next Steps.   

    Marci updated us on the DeKalb GOP’s request to the federal Department of Justice to formally intervene in the DeKalb GOP v. Raffensperger case over Georgia’s reliance on an insecure voting system. And activist Gail Lee from DeKalb County informed us of some of her recent ineligible voter registration challenges.  

    Use the link below to view the May 17th Election Integrity Update if you missed it. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting. 

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  • 20250519 Fulton BRE Nominations

    Two Election Integrity leaders in Fulton County need your help NOW!

    Julie Adams and Jason Frazier are being reappointed to the Fulton County Board of Registrations & Elections (BRE).  The Board of Commissioners is voting to approve these appointments this Wednesday morning. They need to hear from us by the end of Tuesday, May 20th.

    23-0356 Board of Commissioners states in part: "Two members shall be appointed by the governing authority of Fulton County from the chairperson of the county executive committee of the political party." Therefore ALL those appointed by their county party must be appointed.

    Both Julie and Jason were voted unanimously by the Fulton County Republican Party to be the Fulton BRE members.  The next step is for the Commissioners to approve their nominations.  However, opponents to election integrity activated an email and text messages campaign for people to email the commissioners to reject Jason because he is an 'election denier' that has challenged over 10k registrations in Fulton County. 

    Jason Frazier was voted down originally for trying to clean the county voter rolls in 2023, because he is concerned about our elections.  Now he hasn't challenged one voter registration since then.  Jason is a family man that runs a small farm to feed his family and neighbors.  He is an intelligent man that has 3 degrees and he and his wife worked hard and achieved their goal of retiring at 35 years old!  You do not need to be a resident of the county to help Jason, and it is not necessary to mention it in an email to promote Jason.  

    There is also a chance that Julie Adams won't get the votes needed to continue on the BRE. Julie Adams was instrumental in helping the CP-GA and other allies to monitor metro-Atlanta 2021 and 2023 municipal elections. In a few short years she has become an expert on Georgia’s elections, working to help communities improve services to voters.

    We really need your help TODAY! The commissioners need to hear positive messages in support.  Even a quick message will help, such as:


    "I support Julie Adams and Jason Frazier being appointed the Fulton BRE.  They both have been outstanding citizens serving our community.  Please vote yes to all the BRE nominees from all parties today."

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