We have good news and bad news, John.
The good news is that we have a real chance to win both Georgia Senate runoffs on January 5th and flip the Senate. As of this week, polling shows that these races are neck and neck.
But here’s the bad news that’s keeping us worried: Republicans are spending record-breaking amounts of money to stop our momentum and flood Georgia with attack ads against Ossoff and Warnock.
We can do it — but it’s going to take all of us working together to pull this off. Will you give your first $3 donation between New Georgia Project Action and Women’s March to help fund our grassroots voter outreach programs in Georgia?
What happens in Georgia will have major implications for what we can achieve in the next two years.
If we want to make sure the Biden-Harris administration has allies in Congress to pass critical legislation like COVID relief — we need to go all out in Georgia and make sure we reach out to every eligible voter before the runoff.
No matter how much dark money the GOP invests in Georgia, we cannot give up or doubt ourselves. We are in a strong position to win and we will not give into fear.
We must channel our energy into supporting organizations like New Georgia Project as they fight to register all eligible, unregistered citizens of color in Georgia by the end of the year. We’re also working on our own strategy to reach out to voters in Georgia with weekly text banks and COVID-safe door-to-door canvassing. Investing in people-power and organizing programs on the ground is our BEST SHOT at overcoming any attack the GOP has planned leading up to the runoff.
Let’s finish this,
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