ATLANTA (March 21, 2023) | This week, Senator Sally Harrell (D – Atlanta) filed Senate Bill 321 to clarify and strengthen the burden of proof rules for challenging voter eligibility.
Continue reading “Sen. Sally Harrell Files Legislation to Clarify Burden of Proof Rules for Voter Challenges”Sen. Emanuel Jones Endorses Dr. Vasanne Tinsley for Superintendent of the DeKalb County School District
ATLANTA (March 21, 2023) | Yesterday, Senator Emanuel Jones (D – Decatur), released the following statement endorsing Dr. Vasanne Tinsley for Superintendent of the DeKalb County School District:
Continue reading “Sen. Emanuel Jones Endorses Dr. Vasanne Tinsley for Superintendent of the DeKalb County School District”Sen. Emanuel Jones Urges Governor Kemp to Remove Remaining Members of the DeKalb County Board of Ethics
ATLANTA (March 17, 2023) | Yesterday, Senator Emanuel Jones (D – Decatur), requested the assistance of Gov. Kemp in the removal of the two remaining members and two alternate members of the DeKalb County Board of Ethics. Five members of the DeKalb County Board of Ethics have previously resigned due to ongoing internal disagreements.
Continue reading “Sen. Emanuel Jones Urges Governor Kemp to Remove Remaining Members of the DeKalb County Board of Ethics”Sen. Jason Esteves Hosts Town Hall to Update Constituents on Cobb County Sterigenics Facility
ATLANTA (March 15, 2023) | Yesterday, March 14, 2023, Senator Jason Esteves (D – Atlanta) hosted a virtual town hall for constituents to discuss the Sterigenics facility located within his district in Cobb County. Sterigenics, a medical sterilization company, is facing legal action after it was revealed in 2019 that its Cobb County facility had emitted dangerous levels of ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing chemical.
Continue reading “Sen. Jason Esteves Hosts Town Hall to Update Constituents on Cobb County Sterigenics Facility”Sen. Emanuel Jones’ Calls Remaining Members of DeKalb County Board of Ethics to Resign
ATLANTA (March 14, 2023) | Today, Sen. Emanuel Jones (D – Decatur) released the following statement in response to the recent resignations of the DeKalb County Board of Ethics members, urging the remaining members to resign:
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