On last Saturday’s Constitution Party of Georgia (CP-GA) Statewide Tele-Town Hall, we featured the following speakers.

• Rhonda Thomas from Truth in Education explained SB74 which aims to hold school libraries accountable by removing their exemption from Georgia’s harmful-to-minors obscenity laws, ensuring graphic sexual or obscene materials are not accessible to children in schools.
• Garland Favorito from VoterGA walked us through the affidavit tied to the Fulton County raid on 2020 election records and outlined key claims.
• Amie Anderson provided an update on HB 350, a bill that would expand Georgia’s Safe Place for Newborns law by authorizing secure baby safety devices (often called "baby boxes") as additional safe surrender options to protect infants and support mothers without fear of prosecution.
• Wes Fuller from Operation Gospel informed us of HB 441, the Georgia Prenatal Equal Protection Act, and the upcoming Press Conference/Rally on Friday, February 20th at 1 p.m. at the State Capitol to urge Speaker Burns to grant the bill a hearing. Click here to support HB 441.

We also highlighted HB 1069, the Induced Termination Data Publication bill sponsored by Representative Emory Dunahoo, which would require the Georgia Department of Public Health to publicly release and maintain comprehensive statistical reports on induced terminations of pregnancy to enhance transparency and informed oversight. Please email Representative Dunahoo to thank him and support HB 1069. 

Tamara Favorito reminded us that Tina Peters has now been in jail for 500 days. Steve Bannon’s WarRoom special report “The 500 Days of Tina Peters” was starting as we ended the Tele-Town Hall, so we held a watch party in the Overtime segment after the main program to view and discuss during his show. 

To clarify a potential misunderstanding: Tania stated in the meeting chat that a Gwinnett County Board of Elections member has talked about either using the SAVE database or has asked about using it to manage voter registrations, not that it is definitively in use.  I acknowledged that and commented on mic that member “has been putting the word out there over in Gwinnett County regarding using the SAVE system...” 

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

Meeting Recording Link:  CP-GA Statewide Tele-Town Hall 2/14/2026 
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Here’s a recap of last Saturday’s Election Integrity Update. 

•  Fulton Commissioner Bridget Thorne provided an update on Fulton County’s actions since the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) executed the search warrant for 2020 election documents and her insight on some of the rumors about that day. 
• Garland Favorito shared the providential story of how the VoterGA Fulton County counterfeit ballot case filed on December 23, 2020 preserved the ballots past the retention date, making them available as evidence for the FBI to obtain for their case.  

• Tamara and Garland Favorito also discussed the recommendations from the House Blue Ribbon Study Committee on Elections, the SB 214 substitute, and ballot on demand printing. There were lively comments from elections officials during this segment. 

We also had a lively Overtime segment where we discussed the following.  

• Garland reviewed the status of the federal lawsuit against the Election Assistance Commission, explained the potential outcomes, and discussed the response should the Secretary of State refused to comply with a court order favorable to election integrity. 

• Fellow election integrity activist Marty Waldman from Nevada outlined a federal policy initiative under discussion that would establish in the arena of elections administration the kinds of audit and accountability standards implemented by Sarbanes-Oxley in the corporate public finance sector. 

• Garland and others serving in elections administration commented on the House Blue-Ribbon Study Committee’s recommendations, highlighted problems with how the Committee conducted their business, raised concerns about committee member’s conflicts of interest, and commended the time and effort that organizations and individuals put into providing information critical for the Committee’s task. 

Use the link below to view the February 7th Election Integrity Update if you missed it. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting. 

Meeting Recording Link:  CP-GA Election Integrity Update 2/7/2026 
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On Saturday’s Election Integrity Update, we were thrilled to have State Election Board Vice Chair Dr. Jan Johnston join us to share her perspective on this groundbreaking week in the fight for election integrity in Georgia. After 5 years of persistent efforts, including VoterGA's key 2020 lawsuit preserving these records, Fulton County has finally been compelled to hand over the 2020 election materials.  As many of you know, the FBI executed a search warrant and seized approximately 700 boxes of 2020 Fulton County election materials, including ballots and related documents. These have been transported to Virginia for analysis. 

Use the link below to view the January 31st Election Integrity Update if you missed it. The recording is available 14 days after the meeting. 

Meeting Recording Link:  CP-GA Election Integrity Update 1/31/2026 
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