Frontline Policy Action

10/22/2026

Tim Fleming is an intelligent, strategic, and principled leader with invaluable experience building winning coalitions, navigating every layer of state government, understanding elections, and championing conservatism.

Lock in your vote for Tim today! Visit https://georgia.gov/vote-early-person for early voting information.

Early voting has started in Georgia. I humbly ask for your vote for Secretary of State.

10/22/2026

Friends, now is the time to pray for God’s mercy on our state and nation. This election could result in a just punishment for our overt sin and wickedness, the weakness of the Church, and our various idolatries. We do not deserve a good result. Yet, our great God has – time and again – been merciful. He’s blessed our country, and He’s greatly blessed our state. And, that blessing is a reminder that what happens on November 3rd and, more importantly, afterwards is entirely in His hands.

So, we should pray. Constantly. And, together. To help our Frontline friends and supporters seek His mercy and blessing in unity, we will be sharing a daily prayer guide of what you can pray for from now until the election.

Please join us in seeking God’s hand during this season.

10/22/2026

Millions of Christians don't vote, yet many elections are decided by just a couple thousand or even hundreds of votes. Voter turnout in midterms is even lower. Don't be fooled, Christians: Not voting is still a vote, just not for your values. These elections will impact Georgia and your family for years. Educational opportunities, parental rights, girls' sports, protecting children from irreversible medical treatments, and so much more are on the ballot this November 3.

Don't hide your light. Make a plan to vote this election whether it's early voting or on Election Day. For voting information, visit https://georgia.gov/georgia-general-election-2026.

10/22/2026

Sandy Donatucci isn’t about politics. She’s a mom who cares about her family and yours. Sandy fought to improve Georgia’s schools with distraction-free classrooms, a literacy coach in every elementary school, and higher teacher pay. She stood up for girls’ rights to compete safely and fairly by backing the Riley Gaines Act. She fought to expand maternity leave for state employees to 9 weeks. And she’s worked to help Georgians keep more of their hard-earned money. Moms know how to get the job done. Re-elect Sandy Donatucci on November 3.

10/20/2026

Story time with drag queens is just the beginning with Keisha Lance Bottoms. As Atlanta's mayor, she held a drag queen story hour at city hall, made over 100 city restrooms all-gendered, and called on Georgia legislators to end free speech for therapists counseling children with gender identity struggles. Keisha Lance Bottoms does not hide her agenda to push extreme gender ideologies on Georgians, including children, even to the point of loss of freedoms.

That’s Keisha Lance Bottoms as mayor, and it’s what she’d bring to the Governor’s Mansion. Say no on November 3. Vote Rick Jackson.

10/17/2026

Scott Hilton is a relentless champion for educational freedom and improvement. In his role as Vice Chairman of the House Committee on Education, Scott has spearheaded many bills to improve Georgia's educational quality and to expand its educational opportunities. Scott believes children thrive when their learning environment matches how they learn.

Scott Hilton's record is strong: he led the charge for distraction-free classrooms, fought for a literacy coach in every elementary school, advocated for a mandatory hour of math instruction each day, expanded school choice opportunities, and more.

Every Georgia child deserves an exceptional education, no matter where they live or what needs they have. Strong students make a strong Georgia. Vote Scott Hilton this November 3 to keep young Georgians at the forefront.

10/15/2026

Ed Setzler has a heart for Georgians in need. As a champion of Babies Can't Wait, Ed brought life-changing therapies to infants and toddlers with developmental disabilities. He prioritized more funding to small host homes where people with developmental disabilities receive hands-on care, instead of to administrative overhead. He supported $60 million in protected funding for Georgia's statewide trauma care network so help is there for all who need. For Georgians who are too often overlooked, Ed stands up and shows up.

Vote for Ed Setzler this November 3 to keep Georgia's most vulnerable a priority.

10/14/2026

Unlike Keisha Lance Bottoms, Rick Jackson for Governor has a record to be a proud of. From a humble beginning in the foster care system to a self-made billionaire, Rick understands the hard work and dedication it takes to create a thriving Georgia.

Beyond building multi-billion businesses from the ground up, He's used his position to help and advance others. Rick never forgot the kids still in the foster care system, so he helped pass the Fostering Success Act along with helping start and fund FaithBridge, a critical Christian foster care agency. He's committed to putting Georgia families first in affordability, safety, educational options, healthcare, and more, and he has a record to back it up.

Keisha Lance Bottoms was a disaster for Atlanta, and she would be a disaster for the state. She would undermine the hard-won progress for Georgian families.

Rick Jackson would add to the progress. He has the work ethic, knowledge, and heart to lead and serve Georgia well. On November 3, Vote Rick Jackson to keep Georgia strong.

10/13/2026

Georgia's future hangs in the balance. Starting today, voters will decide to move forward with Rick Jackson or backwards with Keisha Lance Bottoms. Rick Jackson, Greg Dolezal, Brian Strickland, and other conservative leaders are fighting to expand educational opportunities, protect children from harmful drugs and irreversible medical procedures, care for the vulnerable, and protect girls' sports. The progress is real. So is the risk.

Your vote is too important to miss. If you aren't able to vote on Election Day, November 3, lock in your vote early for a stronger, safer, and flourishing Georgia. For information about when and where to vote early, visit https://georgia.gov/vote-early-person . To check out your sample ballot, click the link: https://mvp.sos.ga.gov/s/