Sunday, May 31, we will hold our annual business meeting where we make plans for the coming year, including approving the budget, program, and board officers and directors.

You can see the documents we will be voting on here:

• Program Recommendations

• Bylaws Recommendations

• Proposed 2026-2027 Budget

Join us too as we catch up with old friends and meet new ones.

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The General Primary Election for local, state and federal seats will be held today at regulasrly scheduled polling places. Candidates in nonpartisan elections, such as judges, will also be on the ballot today.

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Please join us for for this virtual discussion, sponsored by North Fulton Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Therta Sorority, Inc.,, of recently passed and proposed legilation impacting your voting and civil rights. Our speakers will also provide timely insights into important policy issues currently in the news.

You will leave with information you need to go to the polls this year and actions you can take to ensure your voice is heard.

Speakers include:

• Gerald Griggs, Esq., Civil Rights Attorney and Immediate Past President, NAACP Georgia State Conference

• Christopher Bruce, Esq., Deputy Executive Director of ACLU of Georgia

Copartners: NAACP, North Fulton Branch; ACLU of Georgia; NCNW, North Fulton Area Section; League of Women Voters of Atlanta-Fulton County; and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

RSVP for the Zoom link.

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Meet the candidates, hear their priorities, and ask your questions!

Candidates invited include:

‍ ‍Fulton County Judicial Candidates

• State Court

• Superior Court

  Fulton County Commission Candidates

• District 1

• Districct 3

• District 5

• Chairmanh

5 pm-6 pm Meet and greet

6 pm-8 pm Candidate forum

RSVP

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Advance Voting for the May 19 Genral Primary/Nonpartisan Election runs from April 27 through May 15

Today is the first day to mail absentee ballots.

April 20 is the last day to register in order to be able to vote in the May 19, 2026, primary election.

Get to know the candidates for Georgia Secretary of State.

• Hear directly from the candidates seeking to serve as Georgia’s next Secretary of State.

• Learn why this office matters and how it impacts voting rights, elections, and public trust.

• Engage in a nonpartisan, educational community forum designed to inform and empower voters.

• Prepare to vote with confidence by gaining clarity on the candidates, the role, and the issues.

Be a part of the conversation!

Moderators:

• Dr. Erika Barnes Ford, President, North Fulton NAACP

• Gerald Griggs, Esq., Immediate Past President of NAACP GA State Conference

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Calling All Students: it’s your time! Be informed. Be Prepared. Vote Smart.

Empowered People, Informed Choices Series

Election season is here—make sure you’re ready. Learn about your voting rights, how to register, what’s on the ballot, and how to protect your vote so your voice is heard.

• Free Food

• Voter Education

• Giftcares and Giveaways

Cosponsored by The Peoples’ Agenda, The People United, LWV of Atlanta—Fulton County, Urban League of Greater Atlanta, and ULGA Young Professionals

Register now.

Connect with civic minded neighbors, learn more about the League’s work, and discover how you can sujpport voter education and engagement.

This event is open to current and prospective members. Free parking is available.

Light hors d’oeurves provided.

The event is free, but your RSVP is requested.

In partnership with LWV Alabama, LWVGA invites you to participate in our next Good Trouble Tuesday. This is a quarterly series of programs focusing on issues in both Alabama and Georgia

Join us on February 17 for a community conversation on how pardons and parole boards operate in Georgia and Alabama, and the role of prison labor in those systems. We will examine who holds the decision-making power and what it means for justice, rehabilitation, and families.

Registration link available: https://bit.ly/3LUZmF8

Join fellow League members and advocates at the Georgia State Capitol as we make our voices heard on critical issues impacting voters and democracy.

Registration link available: https://bit.ly/LWVGALobbyDay2026

Lobby Day is LWVGA’s organized day at the Georgia State Capitol where LWVGA members meet directly with state Senators and Representatives.

We’ll introduce ourselves as constituents, share trusted, nonpartisan information, and advocate for good governance—just like the League has always done best.

Think: relationship-building, fact-sharing, and showing up with confidence (and backup).

We’ll start the day at the Georgia Building Authority Capitol Education Center (180 Central Avenue)