Georgia Values Action works to advance economic, healthcare, and democracy policies that reflect the needs of Georgians who are working- and middle-class.
Through collaboration with experts, civic leaders, and community members, we work to align the policies that reflect the needs of working- and middle-class Georgians.. We serve as a resource on related policies, push for innovative solutions, and empower community voices in order to improve the well-being of our present and future Georgia.
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We do this through research and monitoring of key issues that impact the cost of living, asking Georgians what issues impact their cost of living the most, and educating Georgians on policies the legislature has passed or not passed.
Mass Voter Challenges in Gwinnett County & Beyond
IN THE NEWS
Fewer Georgia voting machines proposed as Senate panel passes election bills
Georgia senators advanced a series of election-related proposals Monday that could reduce the number of voting machines on election day, require more audits and post pictures of ballots online.
Crossover Day yields mix of survivors, casualties
ATLANTA – Crossover Day has come and gone in the General Assembly this year, with some bills making the deadline to remain eligible for passage in 2024 and others falling by the wayside.
Study names Georgia worst state for healthcare
ATLANTA - A new study from Forbes Advisor ranks Georgia’s healthcare as the worst in the nation. The study took into account 26 different metrics. It cites high costs, few doctors compared to patients and unaffordable insurance plans.
CURRENT LEGISLATION
Georgia's Mass Voter Challenges
In America, the right to vote is sacred. However, some Georgia lawmakers want to place undue and unequal burdens on Georgians attempting to exercise their right to vote. If the legislature doesn’t act urgently, many Georgians will have more difficulty voting than other Americans.