50501NorthGA

@50501northga.org

50 protests. 50 states. 1 movement.

Learn how you can help protect our elections and make an impact on our democracy! Join us at noon on October 17, starting at Piedmont Park. We'll march through Midtown, then learn how to be involved in protecting our elections.

No Kings!  

March and election protection training, October 17th, 12 to 2:30 p.m.

Meet at Piedmont Park in Atlanta. March through Midtown. Train for election protection.

Upper images: No Kings logo (a crown drawn roughly in black paint and crossed out with red paint), over a color photo of protestors flooding the streets at a prior Atlanta No Kings event.

Bottom images: 50501 Georgia logo, Necessary Trouble logo.

Noon to 2:30 p.m. on October 17, bring friends, neighbors, coworkers, or family - anyone who wants to show the world the power of a vote! We are a peaceful movement committed to nonviolence.

No Kings! March and training, October 17th at 12 p.m. Atlanta.
Meet at Piedmont Park. March through Midtown. Train for election protection.

Upper images: No Kings logo (a crown drawn roughly in black paint and crossed out with red paint), 50501 Georgia logo, Necessary Trouble logo.

Central image: a dotted line between two map points.

Bottom Images: grayscale photo cut-outs of hands holding signs. One sign shows a crown crossed out in spray paint, with the spray painted words, "No Kings." The other says, "Hands off my vote."

Make your voice heard, Atlanta! Join us on October 17th to declare NO KINGS and learn how you can help protect our elections and democracy. We’re meeting at Piedmont Park, marching through Midtown, and learning how to protect our elections.

No Kings! March and training, October 17th at 12 p.m. Atlanta.
Meet at Piedmont Park. March through Midtown. Train for election protection.

Upper images: No Kings logo (a crown drawn roughly in black paint and crossed out with red paint), 50501 Georgia logo, Necessary Trouble logo.

Central image: a dotted line between two map points.

Bottom Images: grayscale photo cut-outs of hands holding signs. One sign shows a crown crossed out in spray paint, with the spray painted words, "No Kings." The other says, "Hands off my vote."

In collaboration with Augusta Richmond County 4th District Commissioner Lonnie Wimberly, as we welcome our 2026 GA 12th District Congressional candidates Rick Allen and Ceretta Smith to an in-person Community Town Hall on Thursday, October 8, in the historic Julian Smith Casino. (2/6)

50501 Augusta, Georgia logo.
Join us on October 8, 2026, for a GA-12 Townhall, presented in collaboration with Commissioner Lonnie Wimberly.
Democratic nominee Ceretta Smith and Republican incumbent Rick Allen have been invited to answer questions from their constituents in person about why they believe they are the best choice to represent Congressional District 12, and how they will fight for you in DC.
6 to 8 p.m. Julian Smith Casino. 2200 Broad St., Augusta, GA 30904. No entry fee. Doors open 5:30 p.m. Questions can be submitted online or asked in person.
Four QR codes at the bottom, from left to right:
1. R.S.V.P. to the event!
2. Submit questions!
3. Verify voter status!
4. See the candidates!
Images: a blue triangle on the left and a red triangle on the right frame the graphic at the top. Under the title stands an illustration of a silhouetted cityscape.

This is unconstitutional and violates the 14th amendment which says the census should include “whole number of persons in each state.” 50501 GA is opposed to these changes and the impact it will have on our state and communities. (2/7)

What - Census data helps determine:
1. Congressional Representation,
2. Federal Funding,
3. Healthcare Resources,
4. Hospital Planning,
5. Infrastructure Investment,
6. Economic Development.

When communities appear smaller on paper than they actually are, they risk losing political representation, public resources, and private investment.

At the bottom is a horizontal slice of the sky between two tall, windowed buildings.⁩

The Census Bureau has proposed permanent changes to the 2030 Decennial Census that would set new regulation excluding certain foreign citizens and exclude questions about race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. (1/7)

“50501 GA Statement on changes to 2030 census,” says the title following the 50501 Georgia logo.
50501 GA is opposed to proposed changes to the 2030 Census that would exclude certain people from the population count used to determine Congressional Representation.
The census should count people in our communities,
not create a new governments standard for deciding which residents are worthy of being counted.
An arrow points to the words, “These proposals raise serious constititional concerns.”
On the right is a vertical slice of a photo of a building about two dozen stories tall.

It's official! No Kings Vote Early happens on October 17, 2026, and part of the Day of Action is an EXPANDED Op Overpass - MORE BANNERS. MORE OVERPASSES. MORE MOTORISTS TO REACH. And that means ALL HANDS ON DECK!

50501 Augusta logo. O.P. Overpass Banner Build, this Saturday, October third, Brookfield Park, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Image: the No Kings logo (a crossed out sketch of a crown) sits above the words Vote Early, over a a background of the shape of the U.S.A. rendered in dripping black paint.