Advancing Justice-Atlanta knocked on 45,000 doors this election season
The group also trained over 50 Election Protection volunteers who helped voters at 15 polling locations in 13 languages.
Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta says staff and volunteers knocked on 45,000 doors in AAPI and immigrant neighborhoods this election season.
The group trained over 50 Election Protection volunteers who supported voters at 15 polling locations across Gwinnett, Fulton, Cobb and DeKalb counties in 13 languages.
From Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta's post on Nov 4:
“Georgia’s 2026 midterm election marks a historic moment for the state, reflecting the growing political participation and leadership of communities that have long fought for representation and equal access to the democratic process.”
“With the election of Keisha Lance Bottoms as Georgia’s first black woman governor, alongside the election of 14 AAPI leaders to Georgia Congress, this election represents a significant milestone in the state’s history.”
“This election season, Advancing Justice-Atlanta staff and volunteers knocked on 45,000 doors in AAPI and immigrant neighborhoods and trained over 50 Election Protection volunteers who supported voters at 15 polling locations across Gwinnett, Fulton, Cobb, and DeKalb counties in 13 languages.”
“Advancing Justice-Atlanta will work with newly elected leaders to protect immigrant families from unlawful enforcement by ICE and other federal agencies, clear the naturalization backlog, expand language access, and defend the voting rights of every eligible Georgian, including naturalized citizens.”
From Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta· Instagram · Nov 6
Open the post“Shout-out to our amazing election protection team and community volunteers! Thank you for ensuring everyone has a voice this election! This election season, Advancing Justice-Atlanta staff and volunteers knocked on 45,000 doors in AAPI and immigrant neighborhoods and trained over 50 Election Protection volunteers who supported voters at 15 polling locations across Gwinnett, Fulton, Cobb, and DeKalb counties in 13 languages.”
From Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta· Instagram · Nov 4
Open the post“Georgia’s 2026 midterm election marks a historic moment for the state, reflecting the growing political participation and leadership of communities that have long fought for representation and equal access to the democratic process. With the election of Keisha Lance Bottoms as Georgia’s first black woman governor, alongside the election of 14 AAPI leaders to Georgia Congress, this election represents a significant milestone in the state’s history. This election season, Advancing Justice-Atlanta staff and volunteers knocked on 45,000 doors in AAPI and immigrant neighborhoods and trained over 50 Election Protection volunteers who supported voters at 15 polling locations across Gwinnett, Fulton, Cobb, and DeKalb counties in 13 languages. Advancing Justice-Atlanta will work with newly elected leaders to protect immigrant families from unlawful enforcement by ICE and other federal agencies, clear the naturalization backlog, expand language access, and defend the voting rights of every eligible Georgian, including naturalized citizens. The organization will continue organizing so that AAPI, immigrants, and communities of color are heard in policy decisions long after the votes are counted. read our full statement: www.advancingjustice-atlanta.org/news/ga-midterm-2026”
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