Throughout the weekend, Warnock highlighted key issues facing Georgia: the rising cost of health care, rural hospital closures, and voting rights
Atlanta, GA – This weekend, Senior Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church and U.S. Senate candidate Reverend Raphael Warnock continued his “Georgia Voices” tour with stops in Savannah and Dublin. Since launching the tour only three weeks ago, he’s also visited Valdosta, Brunswick, and Norcross.
On Saturday, Warnock traveled to Savannah for a socially-distanced meet and greet with Rep. J. Craig Gordon, former Mayor Otis Johnson, State Senator Lester Jackson, and community members. He then participated in a meet and greet with Savannah-area Democrats, held a roundtable with local faith leaders, and joined the Savannah Regional Labor Council for another socially distanced meet and greet at the International Longshoremen’s Association Local 1414.
On Sunday, Warnock traveled to Dublin for a socially distanced meet and greet with former Georgia Democratic Party Chair and State House Minority Leader DuBose Porter in front of the historic First African Baptist Church. He then took part in a community meet and greet with local faith leaders.
PHOTOS FROM THE EVENTS BELOW
SAVANNAH
Meet and Greet with Rep. J. Craig Gordon, former Mayor Otis Johnson, and State Senator Lester Jackson
In Savannah on Saturday morning, Warnock spoke with supporters at a meet and greet hosted by Savannah-area elected officials.
Meet and Greet With Chatham, West Chatham and Skidaway County Democrats
At a meet and greet with local Democratic organizations, Warnock spoke about the need to expand health care and the importance of electing a leader who will fight for workers.
Roundtable With Savannah-Area Faith Leaders
At First Bryan Baptist Church, Warnock spoke with supporters (left) and Mayor Van Johnson (right) about his upbringing in Savannah and the ways that the city has shaped his call to public service.
Savannah Regional Labor Council Meet & Greet
In Savannah on Saturday afternoon, Warnock spoke with workers at the International Longshoremen’s Association Local 1414 about his fight for working people and his belief in the dignity of work.
DUBLIN
Meet and Greet hosted by former Georgia Democratic Party Chair and State House Minority Leader DuBose Porter
At a meet and greet in Dublin on Sunday hosted by Minority Leader DuBose Porter, Warnock spoke with supporters about health care and voting rights.
Meet and Greet With Faith Leaders
On Sunday, Warnock spoke with local faith leaders at the First African Baptist Church, where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his first sermon at the age of 14.
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