By: Tina Jacobowitz

Tina Jacobowitz — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 08:14:18 +0000

Subject: Re: [psa-pd-news] How to Support Georgia Senate Races – Alternative suggestions worth reading C3 and C4 organizations included

This info is from a friend of a friend so I really can’t provide more information. But I think it’s pretty clear as to what she recommends we do to support Ossoff and Warnock.

Here’s a link to Stacey Abrams’ organization, Fair Fight.

https://fairfight.com/

In the analysis of the election results one thing that jumps out is that the candidate with the most money will not necessarily win. Of course we all knew this already, but this election made it clearer. Amy McGrath was never going to beat Mitch McConnell and Jamie Harrison didn’t have much of a chance either. Not that we should not give money to individual candidates, we should and both Warnock and Ossoff need support, only that giving directly to candidates may not always be the best way to lend support financially.

I also want to say, only because I think this is important and we need to address it in the next four years, the RUSSIANS INTERFERED WITH THIS ELECTION. We do not know how many people they motivated to vote, or exactly how and what they did, but we KNOW, because Robert Mueller told us in no uncertain terms, that they started before 2016 and they never stopped. I think we need to keep this in mind because it makes a difference.

FOR NOW THE EMPHASIS FOR THE RUNOFF ELECTION IS TO GET OUT THE VOTE. Who turns up on January 5 will make all the difference. I will post volunteer opportunities as they arise, postcard writing, phone banking, etc., but here are some organizations worth supporting. These are not the big ones, like Fair Fight – which is doing great work but has no shortage of contributions. These are smaller groups.

First rec: Block Power Home – BlockPower

Second rec: Voter Participation Center Home / My Voter Info – How to Vote in My State – Voter Participation Center

Block Power has a c3 and a c4. They prefer donations to the c4 but either is great. Both above are for getting out the vote. Block Power uses relational organizing in the black community. It’s pretty new and I think they said all the folks running it are volunteers but they use the money to hire “ambassadors” to invite their friends and relatives to vote…and those people can become ambassadors too. So you are pumping money back into the community and maybe activating them too, to get more tuned into politics.

Either the c3 or c4, one of them is connected to Stacey’s New Georgia Project now.

Other info I received that may be useful:

postcardstovoters.org is getting their list ready and should have them out in a few days. They are working to link both elections. Letting Georgians know they have the power to fire Mitch McConnell if, and only if, they flip both seats is a very powerful message, in an extremely energized state. Thank you Stacey Abrams!

They wrote over 1 million postcards for Ossoff before November 3. They focused on that race since the Warnock race was known to be headed for a runoff even before Election Day. There were 3 candidates and it was clear that none would get the required 50% of the vote. They are actually hoping to send a postcard to every registered Democrat in Georgia!

By: D. Posnett MD

D. Posnett MD — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 08:14:18 +0000

thanks Tina

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