FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18

GREATER GEORGIA RELEASES

NEW ELECTION INTEGRITY AD

(ATLANTA) – Today, with three weeks to go until Election Day, Greater Georgia released a new radio ad entitled, “Make Your Voice Heard.” The ad, which started airing on radio last week within the Atlanta media market, features Greater Georgia Chairwoman Kelly Loeffler. It highlights the protections of Georgia's Election Integrity Act (SB 202), and aims to reignite voter confidence and encourage participation as early voting gets underway.

"Georgia - and our country - cannot afford for any conservative voter to stay home on Election Day. That's why Greater Georgia is working tirelessly to educate voters about SB 202 - and the new safeguards that mean more secure, accessible, and fair elections for all," said Loeffler. "The truth is, it's never been easier to vote or harder to cheat in our state - and the voices of Georgians must be heard amid this extremely challenging economic and public safety backdrop - which is exactly why we'll break turnout records this November." 

Click HERE or on the image below to listen to the ad. Learn more about Georgia's Election Integrity Act HERE.

Narrator: Here’s Greater Georgia Chairman and former U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler

Kelly Loeffler: Georgia’s new election integrity laws have made our elections the most secure in America. This November, every legal vote will count thanks to voter ID, monitored drop boxes, security paper ballots, ballot harvesting bans, and a new voter fraud hotline.

Narrator: Make sure your voice is heard and your vote counts. Learn more at GreaterGeorgia.com

Kelly Loeffler: Georgia’s new laws have made it easier to vote and hard to cheat. And when you cast your ballot in Georgia this year, you’ll be voting in a more secure, fair, and accessible election. So make your voice heard.

Narrator: Early voting starts October 17. Learn more about securing our elections at GreaterGeorgia.com. If you see something, say something. Use the voter fraud hotline by calling 877-725-9797. Paid for by Greater Georgia Action.