ATLANTA – Today, Greater Georgia launched a voter registration and mobilization effort ahead of the special election for Georgia House District 34 on Tuesday, June 15. The seat, which covers parts of the city of Marietta in Cobb County, was vacated last week when former State Representative Bert Reeves resigned his position to pursue another opportunity. Greater Georgia will deploy a team of staff, volunteers, and organizers to register conservative-leaning voters ahead of the deadline, as well as put boots on the ground to get out the vote through door-to-door canvassing, phone-banking, texting, and handwritten mail.

"Greater Georgia is taking the lead to register and engage more voters ahead of the special election for State House District 34. We are marshaling our resources to ensure that we turn out the vote on June 15 to protect individual liberties and create more opportunities for hardworking Georgians," Chairwoman Kelly Loeffler said. "At such a pivotal time for our state, Greater Georgia is laser-focused on sending elected officials to the General Assembly who will champion the pro-growth, conservative values that uplift all communities."

To register to vote, visit www.greatergeorgia.com/register.

To sign up to volunteer and get involved in Greater Georgia’s effort ahead of this election, visit www.greatergeorgia.com/volunteer.

To learn more about the special election for State House District 34, click HERE.

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