On last Saturday’s Election Integrity Update Catherine Englebrecht gave us an update from True the Vote and projects that we can all jump into: Scan. Check. Protect. to facilitate checking our voter registration in any state, IV3 to help keep voter rolls accurate, and the 611 Project to respond to non-citizen voting. 

Garland Favorito reported from the Georgia GOP State Convention in Columbus where he offered a sold-out seminar on Georgia’s 2024 Landmark Legislative Achievements and presented VoterGA’s Legislative Awards.  Click here for a short video on VoterGA’s 2024 Achievements, or What Have We Done to Secure the 2024 Elections.  

We also talked about Ed Lindsey's resignation from the State Election Board, his replacement by Janelle King, and the political hit job uncovered by VoterGA in the House District 81 Primary race.  Tamara Favorito spoke to us about the American Freedom Alliance World War III Xi Conference, which due to technical difficulties we’ll continue at a later date.   

Use the link below to view the May 18th Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share with friends and family. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting. 

May 8 was Governor Kemp’s deadline to sign or veto the bills passed during the 2024 legislative session into law.  On last Saturday’s Tele-town Hall, Georgia’s State Freedom Caucus Director Mallory Staples reported on the fate of bills impacting our liberties, and I provided an update on the successful outcome of our Make Georgia the Election Integrity Leader campaign.  David Ellerbrock introduced us to Project Appleseed and their goal to promote civic responsibility through the teaching of colonial history and the American tradition of rifle marksmanship. Click here for a list of their upcoming events in Georgia. 

David Cross discussed last week’s State Election Board (SEB) meetings, especially the outcome of complaint SEB2023-025. Despite finding over 140 violations of state election law, the SEB refused to refer the case to the Attorney General for investigation and the chairman ruled two motions to reconsider out of order.  David Hancock spoke about some promising rules changes to the election certification process discussed during the SEB meeting. 

Use the link below to view the May 11th Statewide Tele-Town Hall if you missed it or want to share with friends and family.  The recording will be available for 14 days after the call. 

On last Saturday’s Election Integrity Update, we discussed the upcoming State Election Board meeting, particularly the Rossi/Moncla complaint that is expected to be heard and David Cross informed us about some of the proposed rules and rules amendments.  

Attorney David Oles joined us with an update on the status of the Catoosa County GOP candidate qualification cases, one of which will be heard on May 7th.  Also, Julie Adams spoke to us about vulnerable voters and what we can do to protect them. 

Use the link below to view the May 4th Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share with friends and family. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting.