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President Carter’s legacy is a testament to the power of a single individual to transform lives, inspire change, and forge a path towards a more equitable society. May his memory continue to inspire us to carry forward the torch of humility, inclusion and justice for all.

So, if you feel strongly about an issue or a law, reaching out to your representatives is an effective way to make your voice heard. Visit georgia.gov/contact-state-… and speak up! #UnitedToVote #GetVoteReady #Gapol #Politics #Democracy #Vote #Elections #GA #Representation (2/2)

Your elected officials in the Georgia House of Representatives and State Senate have the power to create, amend, or repeal laws that affect the state. They make decisions that shape how Georgia is run. (1/2)

New Year, New Legislative Session! The Georgia General Assembly convenes starting January 13. Stay informed about the key legislation and laws up for vote. Steer towards: legis.ga.gov/schedule/all #UnitedToVote #GetVoteReady #Runoffs #Gapol #Politics #Vote #Elections #GA

2025 starts the year with legislative session and getting ready for several local elections. Make a New Year's resolution to register yourself to vote — and encourage your friends and community members to do the same! Get #VoteReady with us at govotega.org/register-vote #GaPol #GA

Cheers to the lessons of the past and the endless opportunities of the future. Another year of growth, learning, and new experiences awaits. Here’s to a bright and exciting 2025! #NewYear #2025

Habari Gani? What's the News? Celebrate Kwanzaa through unity, culture, and tradition! From our hearts to yours, Wishing you all a joyful and prosperous holiday season.

Tis the season to be grateful, joyful, and surrounded by love. May your Christmas be filled with love, joy, and a touch of magic. From our hearts to yours, we wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎁🎄 #Christmas #GA #HappyHolidays

The ProGeorgia (GoVoteGA and GRA) office will be closed for Winter Break from December 23, 2024 - January 3, 2025. The offices will reopen on Monday, January 6, 2025. We wish you all a safe and peaceful holiday season! #UnitedToVote #Holiday #Winter #Gapol

Change often starts with people who are willing to challenge the status quo. The power of grassroots efforts & collective action remind us that transformative movements throughout history have often been driven by the determination and courage of a small, committed group. #GaPol

Find your state senator and make sure they are working toward your interest at pluralpolicy.com/find-your-legi… #UnitedToVote #GetVoteReady #Runoffs #VotingRights #Gapol #VotingPower #VoteYourPower #Politics #Democracy #Vote #Elections #GA #Representation

As the second highest elected official in Georgia, the Lieutenant Governor can influence state policy and spending priorities. Like the Speaker of the House, the Lieutenant Governor appoints Committee Chairs and cannot vote on legislation.

Smaller than the House, the Georgia Senate has 56 state senators.The Lieutenant Governor leads as the President of the Senate and is elected directly by Georgia voters.

It convenes annually from January to late March to establish the state's operating budget and propose legislation on a wide range of issues, including education and environmental protection. Learn more about the Peach State's General Assembly at: legis.ga.gov #GaPol

The Georgia General Assembly, one of the largest state legislatures in the nation, consists of the Georgia House of Representatives and the Georgia Senate.

Register and #GetVoteReady with us by 2025 at govotega.org/register-vote #UnitedToVote #Runoffs #VotingRights #Gapol #VotingPower #VoteYourPower #Politics #Democracy #Vote #Elections #GA #Representation

Local City and County elections are coming up in 2025! It’s never too early to encourage others to register to vote. State and local elections are just as important as national ones—and they often have a bigger impact on your daily life!

It's important to give young people the tools & opportunities they need to take on leadership roles in the present. The youth should be actively engaged & supported in developing their leadership potential now, so that they can make a difference today & be prepared for tomorrow.

Here are four ways to boost youth civic engagement! 1. Improve civic literacy 2. Let younger voices lead 3. Strengthen our institutions and reduce roadblocks to vote 4. Increase opportunities for generations to interact. #UnitedToVote #CivicEngagement #GaPol #Youth #GA

We believe this transformation happens when more diverse young people have access to opportunities that build their knowledge and empower them to drive change. ⁠ ⁠ Read more about the importance of youth civic engagement at: https://bit.y/41tP5VI⁠ ⁠ #Youth #CivicEngagement

Starting early helps establish lifelong habits of civic engagement. When young people develop strong civic skills, commitment, and a sense of responsibility, our democracy thrives. (1/2)