Dear ACLU of GA Supporter,

Call your legislator RIGHT NOW!  This is the final week of the legislative session and these bills will be voted on TODAY. This is your last chance to have your voice heard. Freedom cannot wait another day so please act NOW!

Abortion Ban at 20 Weeks After Conception (HB 954) - FACT SHEET

Call Your Senator This bill would ban all abortions at 20 weeks after conception unless the abortion is necessary to "avert the death of the pregnant women or avert serious risk of substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function of the pregnant woman." No exceptions are made for the general physical and mental health of the woman, and no exceptions are allowed in cases of rape or incest. (OPPOSE)

*In addition to your Senator, we ask that you contact these targeted senators:

Senator Hardie Davis (D-Augusta): (404) 656-0340; hardie.davis@senate.ga.gov

Senator Johnny Grant (R-Milledgeville): (404) 656-0082; johnny.grant@senate.ga.gov

Senator Ross Tolleson (R-Perry): (404) 656-0081; ross.tolleson@senate.ga.gov

Senator John Crosby (R-Tifton): (404) 463-5258; John.Crosby@senate.ga.gov 

Senator John Bulloch (R-Ochlocknee): (404) 656-0040; jbulloch@windstream.net 

Senator Steve Gooch (R-Dahlonega): (404) 656-9221; steve.gooch@senate.ga.gov 

Senator Jack Hill (R-Reidsville): (404) 656-5038; jack.hill@senate.ga.gov 

Senator Jesse Stone (R-Waynesboro): (404) 463-1314; jesse.stone@senate.ga.gov 

Senator Charlie Bethel (R-Dalton): (404) 656-6436; charlie.bethel@senate.ga.gov

Senator Don Balfour (R-Snellville): (404) 656-0095; don.balfour@senate.ga.gov

Requirement to Drug Test Applicants for Temporary Assistance (SB 292) - FACT SHEET 

Call Your Representative This legislation is based on the myth that large numbers of our neediest citizens are using public benefits to purchase illegal drugs. This would require that all applicants seeking temporary assistance for needy families or Medicaid benefits submit to a drug test. The applicant seeking temporary assistance will be forced to pay for the drug test. A federal judge in Florida found a similar statute to be unconstitutional(OPPOSE)

Requirement to Participate in "Personal Growth Activities" in Exchange for Food Stamps and Temporary Assistance (SB 312)

Call Your Representative   This bill would require applicants for food stamps and TANF to enroll in "personal growth activities," which may include GED classes, technical education classes, adult literacy classes, or "self-development" classes. This applies to applicants who are working less than 30 hours per week. (OPPOSE)

Thank you for standing up for the Constitution!

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