Warnock/Walker Debate Watch Party

Watch the Debate with the FCDC

What: Join the Fayette County Democratic Committee at our headquarters this Friday as we cheer on Senator Raphael Warnock on the big debate stage. We’ll be showing a live stream outdoors with complimentary food and drink. Parking and seating available. Donations welcome. Contact headquarters@gafayettedems.org if you have any questions or requests.

Where: 185 Kathi Ave., Fayetteville, Georgia, 30214

When: Friday, October 14th, 2022, 6-9 PM

Special notes: Please bring a friend! We’re asking all attendees to bring 2 non-members with them to this watch party.

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Door Knocking with the Fayette Democrats

Join the Democrats in Fayette County in knocking on doors and talking to voters about why we need to elect Stacey Abrams for Governor, Reverend Raphael Warnock for Senate, and the rest of our candidates up and down the ballot!

No experience necessary – first time canvassers are welcome!
All you’ll need to bring is yourself, some water, and a fully charged smartphone.
Wear your most comfortable walking shoes, and don’t forget sunscreen!

Location: 185 Kathi Ave, Fayetteville, GA 30214 (Headquarters)

Don't Be Afraid to Show Up

Knocking on doors is the single biggest way you can help your local Democrats grow their ranks. Why wait until books are being banned in your libraries and schools? Work now to prevent an ever-growing radical coalition from taking over your local government. The time to Flip Fayette is now.

Every. Single. Person. Helps. We want to push our home over the edge and extend the blue borders of metro Atlanta further into the exurbs.

We don’t want a Marjorie Taylor Green type down in South Atlanta, so we have to put in the work NOW to prevent something like that from ever happening.

Why Volunteer?

Fayette County has grown so Democratic over the last 15 years that it now sits a coinflip. We have a chance to flip BLUE for the first time since the era of Dixiecrats, this time as a party working to protect the rights of everybody. There’s only one group left in local politics that governs in reality, and it’s not them.