League of Women Voters - Atlanta Fulton County

10/08/2026

📺 Reminder: , U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff and U.S. Rep. Mike Collins will debate before a panel of Gray Media journalists. This is an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates ahead of the 2026 election.

The debate will air live on Atlanta News First (WANF, Channel 46) and Gray Media stations across Georgia, including WTOC in Savannah, WPGA in Macon, WRDW in Augusta, WALB in Albany, and WTVM in Columbus.

You can also stream the debate live or watch on demand through Gray Media station news apps on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and compatible smart TV devices.

This debate is produced by Atlanta News First, an independent newsroom

📅 Today, Oct. 8 | 🕖 7 p.m. | Tune in and get informed.

10/08/2026

. Please join us as we support League of Women Voters of Georgia President Jackie Killings join other civic and community leaders for Beyond the Ballot: A Conversation on Policy & Community.

This timely virtual conversation exploring how public policy decisions shape our communities, industries and opportunities across Georgia AND how we can stay informed, engaged, and involved beyond Election Day. Bring your questions and join the conversation for an evening of meaningful dialogue, fresh perspectives, and community connection.

Event Details
📅 Register by October 9, 2026
💻 Virtual event
📌 After registering, be sure to add the event to your calendar!
👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/3WgNYIf

Please share the word and join us as we go Beyond the Ballot!

10/06/2026

. 🗳️ TONIGHT: Georgia Governor Candidates Town Hall
Tomorrow, October 6, Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson will sit down for a live, statewide televised town hall, where real Georgia voters will ask the questions that matter most to their communities.

📅 October 6, 2026
⏰ 8:00 PM
📺 Watch on Atlanta News First, the Atlanta News First mobile app, YouTube, the Atlanta News First website, or participating Gray Media stations and streaming services across Georgia.

This town hall is produced by Atlanta News First, an independent newsroom, and is not a League of Women Voters event. We’re sharing it as an opportunity for Georgia voters to hear directly from both candidates and make informed decisions before heading to the polls.
Tune in, listen, compare, and be ready to vote. 🗳️
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10/04/2026

.🗳️ Are you registered to vote? If not, go ahead and register online: mvp.sos.ga.gov by MONDAY, October 5, 2026.

(BTW -- 📍 You could also print a registration application and mail or deliver it to one of the Fulton County Registration and Elections offices.)

Now, one more time -- make sure you're registered before the October 5 deadline!

10/04/2026

. Just curious... do you like the sticker?

09/19/2026

. When you look at your ballot, you’ll see more than just names. You’ll also see offices with different responsibilities, powers, and limitations.

So what does the Governor actually control? What does the Secretary of State oversee? What decisions fall to the Public Service Commission? And what isn’t within the authority of these offices?

Here is a break down of the statewide offices on Georgia’s 2026 ballot and an explanation of what each office is responsible for — and what it is not responsible for.

📅 Georgia’s General Election is November 3, 2026. The voter registration deadline is October 5.

🔎 Learn more about your ballot, voting options, and candidates at VOTE411.org.

09/14/2026

Response

The League of Women Voters responds to whistleblower allegations about USCIS’s “Unlawful Voter Initiative” and calls for a full investigation.

09/14/2026

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09/14/2026

is excited about National Voter Registration Day!

Look for our LWVAF members and volunteers ALL AROUND Atlanta/ Fulton County on Tuesday, September 15th.

07/04/2026

from Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc

Two hundred fifty years later, America remains a nation of extraordinary promise and unfinished work.

As members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, we proudly carry forward the work of expanding opportunity, advancing justice, and strengthening our democracy for generations to come.

We celebrate freedom while acknowledging that it has not always been experienced equally. We honor those whose courage, sacrifice, and perseverance challenged our nation to become more just, and all who continue that work today.