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How We Win Georgia in the 2024 Elections

In 2024, Georgia’s sixteen electoral votes could decide the presidential race. We will deliver those votes — while also flipping at least seven state legislative seats. Here's how we'll do it.
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Photo by Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR) Action Network

Credit: Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR) Action Network

Our strategy to win Georgia in 2024 is to move millions of dollars to year-round, local voter organizations working to:

  • Expand the electorate among Black, brown, immigrant, Latinx, AAPI, and young voters.
  • Defend democracy by protecting voting rights, educating voters, and building on the momentum gained from turning out voters in Georgia’s 2023 municipal elections.
  • Defeat harmful legislation and legislators, by stopping right-wing bills attacking voting rights, reproductive freedom, LGBTQ+ rights, and more — while using year-round issue organizing to mobilize voters to hold the GOP accountable at the ballot box.
  • Protect the freedom to organize, starting with a campaign to protect the power of Atlanta voters to decide the fate of “Cop City,” a $90 million corporate-backed, taxpayer-funded police militarization center in Atlanta.

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Read the full Georgia 2024 Plan.

 

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