🚨FULTON’S ELECTION BOARD BATTLE REACHES GEORGIA’S HIGHEST COURT TODAY Who has the final say over the Republican nominees to Fulton County’s election board—the Republican Party that selects them, or the commissioners who vote on their appointments? Today, October 14, 2026 Georgia Supreme Court will hear arguments in Fulton County: Republican Party v. Fulton County Board of Commissioners, involving Julie Adams and Jason Frazier. A trial judge ordered the commissioners to appoint them. Which is already the law, by the way. The Court of Appeals reversed that decision. Now, the Supreme Court will examine the constitutional limits of the appointment process, including whether elected officials can be required to seat nominees chosen by a political party. To me, the concern is clear: a process intended to provide representation from both parties in The Court must resolve how that concern fits with Georgia’s Constitution. This case deserves public attention. It concerns who gets a seat at the table overseeing elections—does the law mean what it says—and who holds the power to keep them out. 🕙10:00 am 📍 Nathan Deal Judicial Center, 330 Capitol Avenue SE, 6th Floor, Atlanta 🎥 Watch the official livestream: gasupreme.us/live/

Statement from Josh McKoon Chairman of the Georgia Republican Party On the Third Anniversary of the October 7 Terror Attacks Any words are insufficient to express the anger and sadness we still feel about the outrageous, shocking, and barbaric attacks carried out by Hamas terrorists against Israeli men, women, and even children on October 7, 2023, the Jewish holy day of Simchat Torah. On that day, Hamas murdered more than 1,200 civilians, including more than 40 American citizens, and took 251 more innocent people hostage, including 12 Americans. It was the bloodiest day in Jewish history since the end of the Holocaust. Three years have passed. The living have come home. The dead have been returned for burial. We give thanks for that mercy, and we do not confuse it with closure. We mourn with the families of those brutally killed. We pray for our fellow Americans murdered by Hamas, especially Itay Chen, Gad Haggai, Judy Weinstein Haggai, and Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who were killed in cold blood while held captive. We remember the young people slaughtered at the Nova festival, the families torn from their homes in the kibbutzim, and every name that will never again be called at a Shabbat table. I added the Israeli flag to my name after those horrific attacks to show solidarity with the people of Israel, as they stood with America after September 11. That solidarity has not wavered, and it will not. Georgia Republicans stand in complete solidarity with the Israeli government and its people. We recognize Israel’s absolute right of self-defense. We will never abandon one of America’s best friends in the world — the only democracy in the Middle East. For too long, the regime in Tehran has aspired to eliminate Israel by funding and arming terror groups on its borders. Hamas must never be allowed to get away with mass murder again. Neither will we accept the hatred that followed October 7 onto American streets and campuses. An attack on Jews walking to remember the hostages is an attack on the country we love. To our Jewish friends and neighbors in Georgia and around the world: we stand with the Jewish people and with Israel — today and every day. May the memory of the murdered be a blessing. May 5787 bring peace, security, and blessing to Israel and to all who stand with her. @GaRepublicans

Keisha Lance Bottoms DID NOTHING while criminals took over Atlanta and costs soared. Georgia can’t afford more of Keisha’s failed leadership. Vote for @RickJacksonGA!

Debate takeaway— Bottoms polished, Jackson avoided disaster, which was all he needed to do, and he made a hard pivot to Kemp from Trump, which was essential. And “The gas store” is my favorite new phrase.

Bad mayors don’t make good governors. Georgia already paid the price for Keisha Lance Bottoms’ failed leadership when she let Atlanta burn. We can’t go back.

My statement regarding the most recen DOJ letter...

MORE TIME TO SPEAK UP: The Census comment deadline is now November 2! The Census Bureau has extended the deadline, giving Americans more time to weigh in on the 2030 Census. Election Integrity Network is asking you to submit a comment focused on three clear requests: ✅ Support a citizenship question. Start your comment with “I support” and ask that a citizenship question be included on the census form. ✅ Support U.S. citizens only for House seats. Ask that seats in Congress be divided among states based only on their U.S. citizen populations. Our request excludes lawful permanent residents and all other noncitizens. ✅ Support a true, accurate count. Ask the Bureau to count people directly, rather than using algorithms, estimates, statistical projections, or administrative records as substitutes for an actual count. Make your voice heard in three steps: 1. Click regulations.gov/commenton/US… 2. Write your comment. Explain why these changes matter to you. 3. Complete the required fields and submit by November 2 More time means more opportunity. Submit your comment and share this with a friend.

Wow. This is amazing. Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward @ASGWoodward -- #3 guy at DOJ -- taking on the barfare leveled against me and others. "We brought a lawsuit against DC Bar and we're looking at other jurisdictions," adding, "I don't lose." newsbreak.com/share/49203168…

JOE Rossi: Represents Truth and Nothing But Truth Joe Rossi has left us way too soon and moved on to heaven Monday after a brief battle with Stage 4 cancer. Joe was a chemistry teacher, former Frito Lay executive, fisherman and one of the top election integrity experts in Georgia. Joe was well known for his integrity, sincerity, dedication, attention to detail and just being one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. He has received many accolades for being honest, humble, polite, principled and faithful. But I want to memorialize just a couple of his major election integrity accomplishments. Joe was the person who took evidence to Governor Kemp showing that the 2020 Fulton County hand count audit never matched the original results. While I expected that would be a lost cause, Joe persevered until the Governor’s office agreed with us, sent a letterrequesting the State Election Board (SEB) to investigate and published a study corroborating virtually all of the discrepancies produced by David Cross and a team of volunteers. But Joe did not stop there in documenting the discrepancies. Joe filed SEB2021-181, the SEB a complaint that lead to a consent decree between Fulton County and the Attorney General’s office. Joe also co-authored the most significant, important and impactful SEB complaint in SEB history. That complaint, SEB2023-025, concerned Fulton County’s overall handling of the 2020 election and resulted in 346 serious violations being discovered, more serious violations in one case than the board has discovered in all the 20 years I have been attending meetings. I was honored that Joe allowed me to present some of the SEB2023-025 evidence at a July 2024 SEB meeting to help show that the SOS office was covering up those massive violations. Joe submitted these successful complaints at a time before the board was restructured and I had given up hope that any SEB complaint would ever amount to anything. Joe’s accomplishments did not come easy. He had to fight the SOS office and both the current and previous SEB chairs who used their positions to continually attempt to cover-up Fulton’s misdeeds. Joe was disrespected and patronized but his determination paid off and he readily forgave them, something that I still struggle to do. When I presented evidence with him at the SEB earlier this year, he was pleased to have found an Email showing that both the current and former Fulton County election directors knew all along the 2020 Fulton hand count audit never matched the election results. The Email came from the Zuckerberg funded Elections Group. This group was involved in running all of the controversial aspects of the Fulton County 2020 election without the knowledge of the Fulton County Board of Elections. That includes findings that showed the audit did not match the original results, envelope signature matching was not performed, and electronic records were backfilled to make them match published totals. If he were still here today, I know Joe would want everyone to know. That may sound strange but it is because Joe never gave up and we can’t either. I am confident he has already heard the words “Well done my good and faithful servant”. Garland Favorito VOTERGA.ORG