Georgia’s political landscape has changed dramatically since Georgia Equality was founded in 1995; however, the potential for our community to advance LGBTQ policy issues has only strengthened with greater social awareness and acceptance. Georgia Equality has developed a bold, new strategic plan for grassroots political advocacy that is based on current political reality and enables us to build a bi-partisan fair majority in Georgia.
Carving out a bi-partisan fair majority in the state legislature and on local councils and commissions requires targeting unfair elected officials for defeat in primary and general elections, while supporting those incumbents and challengers who are in the best position to advance pro-active LGBTQ policies and legislation.
