Georgia Republican Party Releases Bold Election Integrity Legislative Agenda
February 4, 2025
Chairman McKoon announces election related priorities for 2025 legislative session
Georgia Republican Party Chairman Josh McKoon announced a series of bold election integrity priorities for the 2025 legislative session, stating:
“While we are grateful for the positive changes made in 2024, the Georgia Republican Party remains as committed as ever to continuing the pursuit of Election Integrity legislation in the 2025 Georgia General Assembly.
We look forward to working with our Republican majorities in the State Senate and State House of Representatives on our list of priorities (listed below).”
- Voter registration by party and closed partisan primary elections.
- Codification of rules passed by the State Election Board in 2024.
- Prohibition of surprise openings of election offices to accept ballots.
- End automatic “Motor Voter” registration.
- Mandatory award of 3x attorney fees against counties who force appellate action on successful removal of ineligible voters.
- Regulate and investigate ballot harvesting at long term care facilities.
- Establishment of Statewide Election Court.
- Appeals directed to the State Board of Elections rather than Superior Court for voter roll challenges.
- Change Georgia Department of Driver Services requirements for updating NCOA and voter rolls.
- Adoption of the Trump Election Reforms: Ending early in-person and no excuse absentee voting while also ending the use of Dominion voting machines in favor of a Florida style paper ballot system.
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In case you missed it, Stacey Abrams’ dark money group, Fair Fight Action, reportedly called an admitted insurrectionist and election denier to the stand in their fight against Georgia’s voter integrity law. Adrienne Jones, a 22-year political science professor, admitted under oath that she wrote stories calling for black women to “overthrow” President Donald Trump, and claimed that Republicans wanted to create “internment camps” for Americans. “Stacey Abrams’ dark money group miscalculated by calling an admitted insurrectionist to the stand in their fight against Georgia’s voter integrity law. In November, Georgia Republicans will put a stop to Abrams’ attempted hostile takeover of our elections.” – Georgia Republican Party Press Secretary Dani Repass Read more here .
Earlier this week, Raphael Warnock endorsed a Trump-era immigration policy – Title 42 – to the chagrin of many on the Left. Last year, though, Warnock signed a letter demanding that the Biden administration eliminate Title 42. “When they finally arrived at Del Rio, Texas, many Haitians…were summarily expelled and deported without best interest determinations for children or screenings for international protection concerns,” Warnock and Democrats wrote in a letter to Joe Biden. Now, Warnock is calling on the Biden administration to not only keep Title 42 but to come up with an additional “plan” to keep our border secure. If you’re confused by his stance, you’re in good company. “Raphael Warnock must have seen Joe Biden’s approval numbers and is trying to distance himself from Democrats’ radical plans to open our border. Georgians will not believe Warnock’s hypocritical policy flip-flopping.” – Georgia Republican Party Press Secretary Dani Repass
