Stacey Abrams

Georgia Republicans think this spectacle will help them score political points, but they will fail because they underestimate the transparency of their cowardice.

At their hearing, I will offer testimony on the urgent harms facing the right to vote, decry this effort as part of a coordinated scheme to diminish minority voices, and question the insistence on controlling the outcome of elections by…

It is not lost on me that I am being summoned days after the U.S. Supreme Court gutted protections for minority voting power and after I testified against the unconscionable voter suppression process unfolding across several Southern…

I cannot call myself a Christian and not believe that it is my responsibility to help the stranger, to help immigrants, to help the dispossessed.

I truly have not made any decisions and that is in part because there’s an urgency to 2025 that we cannot ignore.

I cannot say that my faith justifies the venom that has been turned against the LGBTQIA community, the way we have demonized the transgender community.

They want to take his name off a boat because they don’t want us to have a reminder of how far he sailed us forward.

Unfortunately, we cannot decry political violence and then sanction the sending of the Marines and the National Guard to stop protesters and not believe that that conflicting message doesn’t communicate itself.

My advice for Democrats is not to just talk about resistance, but also demonstrate insistence.

Creating divides by pretending differences are distractions is just one small part of what Trump and the Republican Party seek to accomplish.

We must differentiate between what is shock and awe and what is meaningful action.

I call him a flimflam artist.

Part of Trump’s tactical toolbox is chaos and cacophony. He makes so much noise that you forget to look at what he’s actually doing.

I am a woman, so abortion rights are not a cultural issue. It’s a medical issue. It’s an economic issue. It’s an educational issue. It’s a moral issue.

There is an intentional strategy of sowing chaos in this election, and that is something that we should all be concerned about.

What we saw since then was a restriction on access to voting and intentional strategy by the RNC to sow chaos in these elections.

The best candidates recognize that you win by meeting people where they are. And Kamala Harris is doing that every single day.

We are excited about the turnout. Let's be clear about that. However, we need to caveat that by recognizing that one of the reasons we are seeing so many people in-person standing in lines this early is because Republicans constrained…

That's chaos in the system, and it's intentional. It's designed to undermine confidence to create chaos and to put election workers in a position where they cannot, in good conscience, get to the result, which is to tell the people of…

What we saw in 2020 and what we need to understand that, voter suppression has three things. Can you register and stay on the rolls? Can you cast a ballot? And does your ballot get counted? This is not one single issue.

Georgia is a purple state, meaning, this is a competitive state, and the lead is going to swap back and forth depending on how you model the voters. The winner will be the one who takes the time to cultivate voters, to turn those voters…

That mass voter challenge is being layered by the rule they passed a few weeks ago, which is the one that allows election workers to -- not election workers, allows a member of a county election board to de-certify or refuse to certify an…

Abrams, meanwhile, she, Anderson, is focusing on abortion and voting rights and the cost of healthcare and talking about trying to make Georgia a better, more inclusive State for everyone.

There's no such thing as a heartbeat at six weeks. It is a manufactured sound designed to convince people that men have the right to take control of a woman's body away from her.