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Contact Georgia Voters Until Friday

Texting programs send anonymous texts - and you send them from your PC. You can send thousands in an hour, and they give complete instructions.

Phonebanking Today

Flip the West: https://www.mobilize.us/flipthewest/event/362350/ Swing Left: https://swingleft.org/events/t/ga-runoff

Texting Today

Here's info on the larger campaign from Resistance Labs: Get Out the Vote! - Election Day 1/5 With control of the US Senate hanging in the balance, Black Voters Matter is continuing their work to organize voters to safely make their voices heard in the Jan 5th runoff election. We are encouraging voters to turn out today and asking if they need a ride. We have 1,500,000 texts to send! Can you send 1,000 now? @hereGet started: https://spoke.live/BVM-B

And here's a smaller campaign: NEW LIVE CAMPAIGN: Alloy Future GA GOTV We are texting newly registered Georgians to make sure they have a plan to vote TODAY if they haven't already voted! Note: Alloy Future is a progressive organization, but they do not advocate for specific candidates. Please do not opt-out GOP folks or tell people who they should vote for. We have around 10,000 people to reach. Can you send 600 texts now? @hereGet Started: https://spoke.live/WR-E

Texting Till Friday-Curing Ballots

Wed. - Fri., send text messages to Georgia voters who had their absentee ballots for the Senate runoff election rejected due to signature deficiencies and make sure they’re able to “cure” their ballots and have their votes counted! https://www.mobilize.us/thenewgeorgiaproject/event/367766/

Great News About the Runoffs

Amy Gardner is a WaPo political reporter.

It’s unclear what, if anything, the Republican Party is doing to cure rejected mail-in ballots. A state Republican Party spokeswoman did not respond to multiple requests for comment. But an official with Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office said she has not seen a lot to suggest the GOP is actively involved in curing ballots.

“In the aftermath of the special elections, we are going to see a lot of scapegoating due to poor planning by the Georgia Republican Party,” said Deputy Secretary of State Jordan Fuchs. “All parties had the ability to create an absentee ballot chase program and an absentee ballot cure program. It’s becoming more clear by the day that only one group came prepared.” AJC.com

Thanks all, and #resist!

Holly + Kathy