Call the branch at 404-241-8006 or info@naacpDekalb.org to get details of how you can help with #GetOutTheVote
Make the 2020 Vote and Your Census Count!
Get all the facts to be a voter for the 2020 election. Where to register? When is the primary? What is my precinct? How do I get more information? We answer all of these questions in the 2020 voting cycle
- MORE ELECTION DATES
- October 30, 2020 - Last day for early voting
- November 3, 2020 - General Election
- December 2020 - TBD NAACP Branch Election
- December 1, 2020 - State & Local Runoffs
- December 7, 2020 - Federal Runoff Registration deadline
- December 14, 2020 - Federal Early voting begins
- January 5, 2021 - Federal Runoff Votiing
This year there are two important elections. NAACP Branch Elections and the 2020 General Election. Here is where you will get all the information about both elections
Branch Elections Nov. 7
On November 7, 2020, the election of officers and at-large members of the Executive Committee will take place virtually. Polls will open from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. In order to vote in a NAACP DeKalb Branch election, one must be a member in good standing of the NAACP DeKalb Branch 30 days prior to the election. A form of identification is required.
Here are the rules in running for branch officers and executive committee members-at-large
List of Early Voting Locations General Election Oct 12 - Oct 30
UPDATED NEWS YOU CAN USE
NAACP Dekalb will provide you with the lastest news that will impact your voting in 2020. Our goal is to Educate, Equip, Empower our community.
Contact
NADINE ALI
Political Action Chair
info@naacpDekalb.org
We are here
NAACP Dekalb County Branch
3011 Rainbow Drive, Suite 180A
Decatur, Georgia 30034
(404) 241-8006
FAX (404) 751-2743
www.naacpDekalb.org
Call the branch at 404-241-8006 or info@naacpDekalb.org to get details of how you can help with #GetOutTheVote
OFFICIAL ABSENTEE Drop Box Locations
Drop Off Your Ballots for general election at these locations
Brookhaven City Hall | 4362 Peachtree Rd. NE, Brookhaven, GA 30319 |
County Line-Ellenwood Library | 4331 River Rd., Ellenwood, GA 30294 |
Sterling at Candler Village | 2536 Mellville Ave., Decatur, GA 30032 |
Voter Registration & Elections (3 boxes) | 4380 Memorial Dr., Decatur, GA 30032 |
Exchange Park | 2771 Columbia Dr., Decatur, GA 30032 |
City of Stonecrest | 3120 Stonecrest Blvd., Stonecrest, GA 30038 |
City of Stone Mountain | 875 Main St., Stone Mountain, GA 30083 |
Dunwoody City Hall | 4800 Ashford Dunwoody Rd., Dunwoody, GA 30038 |
City of Doraville | 3752 Park Ave., Doraville, GA 30340 |
City of Tucker | 1975 Lakeside Parkway Suite 350 Tucker, GA 30084 |
Toco Hill-Avis G. Williams | 1282 McConnell Drive, Decatur, GA 30033 |
Tucker-Reid H. Cofer Library | 5234 LaVista Rd., Tucker, GA 30084 |
Clarkston Library | 951 N. Indian Creek Drive, Clarkston, GA 30021 |
Wesley Chapel-William C. Brown Library | 2861 Wesley Chapel Rd., Decatur, GA 30034 |
Decatur City Hall | 509 N. McDonough St., Decatur, GA 30030 |
Lou Walker Senior Center | 2538 Panola Rd., Stonecrest, GA 30058 |
Georgia accused of wrongfully purging nearly 200,000 from voter rolls
State officials in Georgia are alleged to have wrongfully purged approximately 200,000 people from its voter rolls in 2019, according to a new report commissioned by the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) Georgia chapter.
The report, which was conducted by the nonpartisan Palast Investigative Fund, focused on the Georgia secretary of state’s announcement in October 2019 that it was planning to remove roughly 313,000 citizens from the state’s voter rolls because they had either moved, died or not participated in recent elections.
Informed Georgians for Justice
Get updated information on political races at this site.
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Informed Georgians for Justice is a non-partisan volunteer organization of concerned citizens. The organization aims to educate the voting public about the 2020 candidates for sheriff, district attorney and solicitor in all 159 counties in the state. Many voters do not realize the impact these elected officials have on criminal justice issues. IGJ informs citizens about the importance of voting in these elections.
Currently, IGJ is conducting a voter education project sponsored by the Georgia NAACP. IGJ is gathering information through a candidate questionnaire containing approximately 35 yes/no questions regarding specific criminal justice issues. The questions presented were determined with input from numerous organizations with diverse perspectives. The responses will be utilized by the Georgia NAACP, IGJ and many other organizations to educate voters about the policy positions of the Sheriff, District Attorney and Solicitor candidates on their ballot.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp improperly purged 340,000 from Georgia voter rolls. Check here to make sure you are still eligible to vote in the 2020 elections
Why the Census 2020
The census determines how critical resources and political power are distributed. FILL OUT THE CENSUS! Together, we can get our fair share.
DISCLAIMER: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and does not endorse candidates or political parties, or engage in direct campaigning.
As the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization, the NAACP actively works with our more than 2,000 branches to inform and encourage civic engagement through voter registration activities and public forums, and actively opposes voter discrimination and other policies that make it more difficult for citizens to cast their ballot.