From Georgia Life Alliance Committee <[email protected]>
Subject BREAKING: Six-Figure Voter Education Effort Launches in Georgia Tomorrow!
Date October 8, 2026 8:04 PM
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 8, 2026
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** Georgia Life Alliance Committee and National Right to Life Launch Six-Figure Voter Education Effort with Major Funding Provided by Jason T. Dickerson
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ATLANTA, GA — Georgia Life Alliance Committee (GLAC) and National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) today announced an unprecedented voter education program across Georgia designed to raise awareness among low propensity voters about policies that protect unborn children, support mothers, and make Georgia more affordable for families.

The six-figure initiative is funded primarily by Georgia businessman and philanthropist Jason T. Dickerson, in partnership with a supporting grant from National Right to Life. Dickerson’s contribution marks one of the single largest donations in GLAC history.

“Protecting life, supporting mothers, and preserving families are not partisan talking points - they are moral responsibilities,” said Jason T. Dickerson. “I am proud to partner with GLAC and National Right to Life to ensure Georgians who may not be reached by traditional messaging about these policies have clear, factual information about where candidates stand before they make a decision.”

The first phase of the program deploys door knockers beginning Friday, October 9th to educate tens of thousands of voters in Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Fulton, Henry, Morgan, Newton, and Walton Counties. Canvassers and volunteers will share nonpartisan educational materials that outline candidates’ positions on key pro-life priorities such as income tax deductions for pregnant mothers, medical care for infants who survive abortion, child support for pregnant mothers, and protections for physicians treating miscarriage.

“Building a culture of life requires more than passing good laws - it requires changing the circumstances that create barriers to pregnancy and parenthood,” said GLAC Executive Director Elizabeth Edmonds. “We must continue protecting unborn children while standing beside mothers with the practical support, resources, and community they need to choose life with confidence.”

These materials educate voters about the races for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and the legislative districts, providing voters with documented information drawn from public records, candidate surveys, and official statements so they can evaluate positions on key policy.

Carol Tobias, President of NRLC, added: “Voter turnout is key up and down the ballot. National Right to Life is proud to partner with our affiliate, GLAC, and key benefactors to ensure pro-lifers make their voices heard at the ballot box."

Georgia Life Alliance is the largest, most influential pro-life organization in the state of Georgia and the only affiliate to National Right to Life. For more information, visit www.georgialifealliance.com ([link removed]) .

National Right to Life Committee is the nation’s oldest and largest grassroots pro-life organization. NRLC works to protect innocent human life from conception to natural death. For more information, visit www.nrlc.org ([link removed]) .

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