Fair Fight Action
Atlanta voting-rights organisation founded by Stacey Abrams in 2018 after her governor's race.
Fair Fight Action, the Atlanta voting-rights group Stacey Abrams founded, argues that turnout totals show who got through, not who was deterred. Georgia's record 188,667 first-day early votes on 13 October 2026 put that argument back in play.
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US Midterms 2026Background
Fair Fight Action is Georgia's best-known voting-rights group. When Georgia set a midterm first-day record of 188,667 in-person votes on 13 October 2026, its long-standing reply applied: since 2022 groups such as Fair Fight have argued that turnout totals show who got through, not who was deterred.
Stacey Abrams founded the Atlanta-based group in 2018 after she lost that year's governor's race. It is a 501(c)(4) with an FEC-registered committee.
Its main lawsuit, Fair Fight Action v. Raffensperger, was filed in November 2018. On 30 September 2022 Judge Steve Jones ruled for the state on every count. In January 2024 the same judge ruled for True the Vote in a voter-intimidation suit Fair Fight had brought before the 2021 Senate runoffs.
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