On the June Statewide Tele-Town Hall this Saturday, we discussed two case updates of importance to Constitution Party of Georgia (CP-GA) supporters. Attorney Catherine Bernard updated us on the trial involving an egregious deprivation of parental rights where a family in Forsyth County was separated by DFCS after wrongly accusing the parents of abuse.  And Tamara Favorito explained the Georgia Supreme Court ruling on the Eternal Vigilance case against seven State Election Board rules. 

Tania Sosa and Field Searcy gave us behind the scenes details on the preparation to present hand marked hand counted paper ballots as a voting option for the GAGOP Convention held on June 7th. 

As a member of the Georgians Ending Abortion Coalition, the CP-GA works with dozens of organizations and leaders across the state.  I invited Zemmie Fleck with Georgia Right to Life to provide an update on the upcoming All of Life Summit to be held on Thursday, October 2 – Friday, October 3 in Atlanta. 

Use the link below to view the June 14th Statewide Tele-Town Hall if you missed it.  The recording will be available for 14 days after the call. 

On 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. 

On 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 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.