What to watch
- Committee hearings and floor votes.
- Draft maps and revisions.
- Public comment windows and deadlines.
Take action
What's next on the calendar.
Upcoming events and an 8 business day action forecast for Georgia's June 17 special session. Quick links to write legislators, get updates, and contact the team are at the bottom.
Events to put on your calendar.
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Special session forecast 8 business days, starting June 17.
Ways to act each business day of Georgia's expected special session window. Mix of in person and online; watch official channels for confirmed hearings.
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Wed 17 JunSession startIn person
Press conference at the Capitol
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Thu 18 JunIn person
Lobby day
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Fri 19 JunOnline
Call your legislators
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Mon 22 JunIn person
Watch for a committee hearing
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Tue 23 JunOnline
Submit written testimony
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Wed 24 JunOnline
Share your county map
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Thu 25 JunHybrid
Track draft maps
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Fri 26 JunOnline
Send a letter; invite a neighbor
How to prepare for June 17.
Bring your story
- Name your county and district.
- Outline your community of interest.
- Describe local impact in plain terms.
Fair maps checklist
- Equal population.
- Voting Rights Act compliance.
- Communities of interest kept whole.
- Compactness and contiguity.
Issue pathways Pathways from district lines to action. Tap to expand. The legislator letter is the active step today.
- Voting powerBlack voting power and fair maps
- RepresentationLatino communities and representation
- Public investmentEconomic impact and public investment
- Civil libertiesCivil liberties, data, and surveillance
- Environmental justiceEnvironmental justice and district lines
- Migrant communitiesImmigrant and migrant worker communities
Voting power Black voting power and fair maps
Impact: Whether Georgia's Black majority counties can consistently elect candidates of choice in state and congressional districts.
Send the legislator letter nowRepresentation Latino communities and representation
Impact: Whether Latino neighborhoods are kept whole, counted accurately, and able to elect responsive representatives.
Send the legislator letter nowPublic investment Economic impact and public investment
Importance: Whether public dollars reach the counties and corridors with the greatest unmet need, instead of following political geography.
Send the legislator letter nowCivil liberties Civil liberties, data, and surveillance
Impact: Whether Georgians can participate in civic life without unnecessary surveillance of their movements, speech, or organizing.
Send the legislator letter nowEnvironmental justice Environmental justice and district lines
Importance: Whether frontline communities can hold representatives accountable for land use, air quality, and water decisions.
Send the legislator letter nowMigrant communities Immigrant and migrant worker communities
Impact: Whether immigrant and migrant worker families have safe, multilingual access to representation, public records, and services.
Send the legislator letter now