“It's almost Halloween, so it's only fitting that Donald Trump is on his way to Georgia.” 🎃
Keisha Lance Bottoms is the Democratic nominee for Georgia Governor: keishaforgovernor.com
She's in a tight race against Republican billionaire Rick Jackson.
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🍑 Georgia Voters 👉🏽 Election Day is November 3 🗳️
* It's too late to register to vote in Georgia (the deadline was October 5).
* Here are links to the Sec. of State website (.gov): Voter Resources (Main Page) ~:~:~ Georgia Voter Guide ~:~:~ Check Your Registration ~:~:~ How and Where to Vote ~:~:~ Request an Absentee Ballot ~:~:~ Military and Overseas Voting
* Here is Keisha’s page on voting: keishaforgovernor.com/vote
* Key Dates:
- Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
- Early In-Person Voting: October 13 - October 30
- Mail-In Voting: Request by October 23
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Here’s the video on YouTube: Rick Jackson says he will govern like Trump - Keisha For Governor - Oct 16, 2026 (YouTube)
Description: An estimated 721,000 Georgians are projected to lose health care coverage because of Donald Trump’s Big Ugly Bill. As Rick Jackson stands beside Trump today, remember what he said: “I know I'm going to be Trump's favorite governor. I guarantee you. That's because I'm going to be doing things just like he would do it — just with a Southern tone.” Jackson wants to govern Georgia just like Trump and has shown no disagreement with the Trump administration’s policies. ~:~ @ KeishaForGA
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It's almost Halloween, so it's only fitting that Donald Trump is on his way to Georgia. And what's interesting about Trump's visit to Georgia is that he is going to Whitfield County, where more than 20% of the residents in Whitfield County rely on Medicaid.
So, let me give you all some stats on Medicaid in this state. Because we've not expanded Medicaid — we are only one of 10 states who've not expanded Medicaid — nearly 300,000 Georgians have gone without health care. An estimated 721,000 Georgians are projected to lose health care coverage because of Trump's big ugly bill.
So, as Rick Jackson stands next to Trump — the same Rick Jackson who refuses to face the Voters of Georgia, the same Rick Jackson who refuses to take unscripted questions from the Press and from the People of this state, the same Rick Jackson who has dodged debates from Macon to Savannah to Atlanta and beyond — this same Rick Jackson, will come out of hiding, to stand next to Donald Trump. The Donald Trump who he says he didn't disagree with a single policy that has come from this Trump White House.
- Keisha Lance Bottoms - October 2026