Friend -

This week, the Georgia Senate passed a bill that could have critical implications for the 2020 elections.

After Georgia's legislative leaders urged the public to stay away from the Statehouse due to COVID-19, they quickly passed the Secretary of State's anti-voting rights legislation, S.B. 463.

In short, S.B. 463 removes the obligation for the State Elections Board to ensure the "legality and purity" of elections and removes their responsibility to ensure Georgia counties follow federal elections law.

It also could make signature-based rejections of absentee ballots more prevalent for ballots that do not include copies of photo ID, which could disproportionately affect voters without access to printers and/or scanners. Given global health concerns, the State should be removing barriers to absentee ballots, not adding them.

That's why we need your help today so that we can keep this fight going.

Can you make a $3 donation right now to help us show Georgia's Secretary of State that Americans won't allow their right to vote to be stripped away? secure.actblue.com/donate/fairfight-march2020?refcode=IE031320AVR-pt

Governor* Kemp and the Secretary of State are doing everything they can to trample on the right of all eligible citizens to vote. That's why we will continue to fight to ensure that every voice is heard.

There's more work to do. Together we'll get it done.

- Team Fair Fight

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