Greater Georgia Newsletter

December 2025

We trust you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!

From the Greater Georgia HQ, we share our gratitude for all that makes Georgia so special -- the remarkable people, caring leadership, and a community of conservatives committed to making our state better.

Simply put, we're grateful to YOU!

Now, with December underway, we're heading into a pivotal final stretch and we need your help: Join us as we inform voters of special elections, renewed voter registration efforts, and launch our final major canvassing event of the year.

GOTV Impact Report

In the run-up to the 2025 statewide and municipal elections, we focused GOTV efforts on the regions that needed it most. Because of your efforts, more than 84,000 conservatives were mobilized in a low-turnout election.

Of course, there's still more to do! With many run-offs being held tomorrow, and two special elections on the ballot December 9, we can keep growing our impact between now and the New Year.

Georgia U.S. Senators Vote Against Govt. Reopening

While President Trump, Republicans, and 8 Democrats successfully advanced a clean resolution to reopen the government, Senator Jon Ossoff and Georgia Democrats voted against reopening — not once, but FIFTEEN times.

Instead of putting Georgia families, federal workers, and small businesses first, Ossoff chose partisan obstruction and Beltway politics, prolonging uncertainty for the very people he claims to represent. Georgians deserve better!

🚨 Upcoming Special Elections 🚨

Georgia has multiple runoffs and special elections this month, and conservative leadership is on the line. Special elections can be volatile, and House District 121 has been flipped before by liberals before in a low-turnout environment — which means our ground game can make all the difference.

City Elections

Voters in Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Roswell, East Point, and South Fulton have city run-off elections this Tuesday, December 2.

House Districts 23 & 121

In House Districts 23 and 121, Election Day is December 9. These elections will shape the makeup of our legislature heading into 2026, and they are exactly why Greater Georgia exists: to mobilize year round, on the ground.

👉 Show up. Vote. Bring a friend.

👉 Volunteer with us on December 6 in Oconee County and help us turn the tide.

In the News

AJC: A look at the upcoming run-off in SD 35.

CBS News Atlanta: How Georgia's US House members voted on the bill to end the federal government shutdown

WUGA: Early voting for the December special election now open

Restoration News: Senator Jon Ossoff chose progressive ideology over Georgia families

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