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Help us fight for competitive districts and fair elections in Georgia.

Fair Districts GA is a non-partisan, non-profit organization that fights to create a fair and competitive redistricting system in Georgia.  Our work addresses a fundamental American question:  without fair elections, do we have a true democracy?

Donations to FDGA sustains important work, such as:

  • Free Town Hall meetings with knowledgeable speakers to educate interested citizens about this complex issue

  • Training programs to help prepare redistricting reform advocates for action

  • A Speakers Bureau that provides knowledgeable speakers on a variety of redistricting topics for your club or organization’s program

  • Materials for the Postcard Committee, which provides postcards at no cost (to those requesting them) to send to legislators encouraging them to adopt a fair and open process for redistricting

  • Resources to translate the Fair Districts GA website to include more information and "how-to" tools in English and Spanish.

FDGA is a non-profit 501(c)(4) organization.

Contributions or gifts to FDGA are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.

FDGA now accepts Venmo (@FDGAven) or, donate using any major credit card with PayPal, and thank you for your support.

 
 
Fair Districts GA board member, Nancy Watkins, explains ways that individuals can get involved in the fight for redistricting reform

Fair Districts GA board member, Nancy Watkins, explains ways that individuals can get involved in the fight for redistricting reform

Fair Districts GA board member, Lindsay Hodgson, speaks at a press conference to announce new legislation to guarantee a transparent and open redistricting process in Georgia.  Behind her from left to right:  Andrea Young (ACLU-GA), State Representa…

Fair Districts GA board member, Lindsay Hodgson, speaks at a press conference to announce new legislation to guarantee a transparent and open redistricting process in Georgia. Behind her from left to right: Andrea Young (ACLU-GA), State Representative Matt Wilson, State Senator Elena Parent, Cindy Battles (Common Cause GA), Ronnie Mosley (Georgia Coalition for the People's Agenda), Karuna Ramachandran (Deputy Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice Atlanta), and Jerry Gonzalez (GALEO).