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A non -profit voter participation group founded by High Profile Georgia Perennial, Stacey Abrams, suffered dozens of layoffs two weeks after facing a six -figure state -ofic state ethic fine for funding rapes. The campaign.
According to December 27, dozens of workers from New Georgia Project (NGP) have fired Fox 5 Atlanta.
The group is described as a “non -partisan effort to record, be civically involved and build power with the new majority of Georgia … The growing population of black, brown, young people and other historically marginalized voters”.
He received attention to help Democrats fly Georgia in 2020, when Republicans lost both the presidency and their two Senate seats within three months.
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A sign houses travelers at the Peach State al I-20 East Welcome Center, near Tallapoosa, Georgia, on October 3, 2022. (Charlie Creitz)
NGP could not be reached by telephone and did not respond to a comments request through its contact form.
However, a waffle for the affected employees created by the NGP’s director of policies, Stephanie Ali, described the layoffs and said that the subjects in the last round had a notice of only three days.
The description of Goofundme said that the NGP “has stated that these reductions in force (Rif) are due to economic falls, reductions in the collection of funds in an election year” outside “and other factors that contribute.”
Last month, the State Ethics Commission found both the organization and its political action fund illegally carried out for the 2018 Gubernatorial offer of Abrams, while not reporting donations and expenses.
The Georgia Ethics Commission sounded groups and discovered that more than 7 million dollars combined for Abrams (a former leader of the Atlanta State House Minorities) and others that are left. go cycling.
He administered a $ 300,000 Peach State record through an agreement that involved the admission of 16 examples of illegal activity, according to Atlanta News First.
The group also found that the groups came out of legal limits on a 2019 voter referendum aimed at expanding traffic services to Gwinnett County, the second most populous county in Georgia after Fulton, which includes Atlanta.
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Abrams founded the NGP in 2014 but told the Atlanta Journal-Constitutionion Who left the group in 2017 when he decided to run against Gov. Brian Kemp.
“NGP’s mishap are disappointing and my thoughts are fired,” he told the “Georgia” vertical of the document. “Regardless of the structure (NGP), I will never cease to believe in the mission of ensuring that all Georgians can hear their voice.”
Following the departure of Abrams, Reverenda Ebenezer Baptist Church, Raphael Warnock, also served as chairman of the group council until 2020. Fox News Digital contacted the American Senator Ara Democratic for his reaction.
Cody Hall, KEMP’s principal advisor, told Fox News Digital to ask, “What did Stacey Abrams know and when he knew it?”
“Abrams founded NGP, its people worked for years and all are supposed to believe that they knew nothing? Give us -a break,” Hall said.
“Everything we said for the last ten years about Abrams and his organization was true.”
When he was asked to comment, Deputy Governor Burt Jones struck Abrams to use “activists in the main media to try to throw the wool over Georgians’s eyes.”
The probable future candidate for Office Superior added Abrams was “embarrassed” by Kemp Two Cycles in a row and became “ashamed again” that the “illegal grift of his group is exposed”.
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“The people of Georgia are good judges of character and the liberal national media are not. Stacey Abrams will go down as one of the most important frauds in the history of Georgia’s politics, but I have no doubt that the media will learn nothing Of this, “said Jones.
“We, as Republicans of Georgia, must keep us ready to defeat anyone who is the next Marxist Grifter in 2026.”
The President of the Republican Senate of Georgia, John F. Kennedy, called NGP News “The Tip of the iceberg” for Abrams.
“How many millions will run away from donors to enrich -herself or the rules of funding for the skirt campaign until the spigot goes out?”
The leader of the Minorities of the Senate of Georgia, Harold Jones II, Democrat, rejected the comment.
According to the Atlanta Fox subsidiary, NGP helped 55,000 Georgians vote, more than 80% of whom were black and 40% from 18 to 25 years old.
