Our Work
Gerrymandering & Representation
We must stop partisan politicians from manipulating voting maps to keep themselves and their party in power.
Ending Gerrymandering in Georgia
Congressional, state and local districts must be re-drawn every 10 years to reflect population changes – and how those district maps are drawn determines who has political power for the next decade. Gerrymandering undermines the right of Georgia voters to choose their representatives, which is why Common Cause Georgia is committed to pursuing redistricting reform and fighting for fair districts.
During this last redistricting cycle, Black voters in Georgia saw their voting power diminished. In response, Common Cause, the League of Women Voters of Georgia, and a group of Georgia voters filed a federal lawsuit (Common Cause v. Raffensperger) challenging Georgia’s congressional map. Stay updated on our fight here.
Gerrymandering & Representation Campaigns...
Georgia: Take Action
End Gerrymandering in Georgia
Join Common Cause Georgia as we lobby local and state elected officials on the importance of protecting 'one person, one vote'.
Protect Our Elections
Our votes are our voice in determining the future of our communities and country. We mobilize volunteers to assist voters navigate the voting process in Georgia.
Call for an End to Felony Disenfranchisement
Demand that the members of the Georgia General Assembly define moral turpitude and that the voting rights of offenders who do not fall under that category be automatically restored