Team,
Today is the big day – the Georgia primary! Have you cast your ballot yet?
Polls close at 7:00 pm tonight so be sure to cast your ballot as soon as possible, if you haven’t already! Click here to find your polling location >>> [[link removed]]
And if you still have an absentee ballot, today is the LAST day to turn it in. Mailed ballots must arrive by the time polls close on Election Day, so mailing it at this stage means your ballot will not arrive on time – be sure to contact your county registrar for drop box locations and drop yours off immediately. [[link removed]]
Lastly, team, no matter what happens tonight, I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve built and achieved here. We took the fight for our community straight to Washington, and we delivered. Please know that serving you in Congress has been the honor of a lifetime, and I am immensely grateful for all your support along the way.
Thank you again,
Carolyn Bourdeaux
Carolyn Bourdeaux was the only red-to-blue pick up in 2020 and key to holding the majority in Congress. It’s no secret that Republicans are doing everything they can to bring her down including attacking her with nearly $5 million. Additionally, her primary opponent is backed by a super PAC that’s ready to spend an additional $2 million - flooding this race with dark money and special interest donors.
Carolyn is fighting for Georgians every single day. She has never taken a dime from corporate PACs and knows the power in this fight is with the people. Our campaign is fueled by 9000+ grassroots donors and counting! Chip in today to support Carolyn’s reelection this November.
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