2020 Legislative Crossover Day
Join us at the Georgia Capitol tomorrow for the official half way point of the 2020 Georgia Legislative session. Cohosted by the Young Democrats of Atlanta, this is your chance to meet your state lawmakers and make your voice heard.

We will be meeting in Room 122 at the Capitol and will be hosting attorney and activist, Christopher Bruce, GBPI's Jennifer Owens and NGP's Bentley Hudgins to speak about 2020 legislative session updates. We will also be delivering cookies and letters to Democratic representatives. It is a fantastic opportunity to be present at the Capitol when bills cross over from each chamber for passage and show support for or against important issues.As always, we suggest using MARTA or ride share services as parking is limited and cost money. The closest MARTA stop is Georgia State station.

2020 Young Democrats of Georgia Convention
Join us at the University of Georgia's Tate Student Center in Athens, Georgia for the 2020 YDG Convention March 20-22, 2020.

What is Convention?

Interested in being a leader on the YDG Board of Directors? In Athens, there will be elections held for most leadership positions.

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Submit Charter and Bylaw Amendments

2020 Presidential Preference Primary
Every voter in Georgia has a choice on March 24th, 2020 to make their voice heard. Be sure to vote by March 24th to prove that young people care. Check the Secretary of State's website to double check your registration and sample ballot before heading to the polls. Be informed and bring a friend. The future is up to us.

Coronavirus aka COVID-19 Update
Much of our work requires us to be in the community and exposed to the public. There is no need to panic. We are monitoring this situation closely and will be moving our conference to an entirely digital format if the University of Georgia closes the campus before our convention. Read the Speaker of the House's comments regarding the Crossover Day event here.  

• If you are feeling unwell, have a compromised immune system, or spend time with people who feel sick or have compromised immune systems, please stay home and avoid public events and spaces. 
• Please wash your hands with soap and warm water often, cover your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing, ideally with a tissue you then throw in the trash.
• Maintain a minimum of 6 feet between you and other people whenever possible
• Disinfect surfaces with EPA-registered household disinfectants.