The AJC features Rep. Saira Draper discussing Georgia's midterm elections and the urgent need to move past election denial to focus on working families.
The New York Times quoted Rep. Saira Draper on Georgia's automatic hand recount law and the potential delays and chaos it could cause in close state races.
In an AJC guest column, Rep. Saira Draper warns that Georgia Republicans plan to redraw maps post-election to entrench power and avoid voter accountability.
Rep. Saira Draper spoke with Atlanta News First regarding a lawsuit over absentee ballot mailing delays impacting Georgia voters ahead of Election Day.
The AJC reports state GOP leaders may pursue a post-election special session to redraw maps, raising concerns for Rep. Draper and voting rights advocates.
The AJC reports that promised statewide public hearings on Georgia redistricting remain unscheduled, raising transparency concerns ahead of future map redrawing.
Rep. Draper’s voting rights focus connects to this Guardian report on concerns about election misinformation and efforts that could undermine confidence in midterm results.
Rep. Draper spoke with Georgia Recorder about a late elections bill change that extends QR code ballot use and shapes how Georgia may choose its next voting system.
Rep. Saira Draper speaks with Georgia Recorder about how childcare costs and family responsibilities can affect candidates running for office in Georgia.
Rep. Draper criticized a Republican-backed Georgia bill requiring hand recounts while keeping QR-code ballots, citing concerns about confusion and error before major elections.
Rep. Draper in the New York Times: "political civic engagement works when the people are paying attention and responding"
Rep. Draper urged transparency as Democrats warned Georgia’s redistricting fight may return after the November elections.