SENATE BILL 222 SIGNING
Wednesday, May 3
Last week, Greater Georgia Chairwoman Kelly Loeffler had the honor of joining Governor Kemp for the bill signing of SB 222. The legislation was initially introduced in February after Greater Georgia blew the whistle on DeKalb County, which covertly sought and then accepted $2 million in grant funding from the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL). Now that the bill has become law, local boards of election are banned from accepting outside money, also known as "Zuckerbucks," to pay for elections.
Read our press release about the bill signing HERE, read coverage in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution HERE, or read an excerpt of Kelly's statement below:
"I am deeply grateful to the Governor for signing SB 222 into law, and to all our conservative lawmakers who took immediate action to stop partisan influence in our elections when Greater Georgia blew the whistle on it earlier this year. This is a tremendous win not only for our organization but for every Georgia voter - and we will never stop fighting to hold bad actors accountable, to deliver free and fair elections in the state of Georgia."
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