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Church and State: Exclusive Gubernatorial Meet & Greet Success

August 21, 2025August 21, 2025 SnapLive Newschurch and state, church-state separation, civic participation, community dialogue, faith and governance, gubernatorial race, political engagement, religious liberties, social justice, voter concerns

At the recent gubernatorial meet and greet, the pressing issues surrounding church and state took center stage, as candidates engaged with community members about the critical role faith plays in governance. This event not only highlighted diverse opinions but also emphasized the importance of informed choices as voters prepare for the upcoming election. Read More

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Atlanta 2025 Election: Must-Have Info Before Aug. 22

August 16, 2025August 16, 2025 SnapLive NewsAtlanta 2025 Election, candidate qualifying, civic participation, community dialogue, election timeline, local governance, municipal elections, representation issues, voter engagement, voter turnout

As the Atlanta 2025 Election approaches, getting informed before the August 22 deadline is essential for every voter looking to make their voice heard in shaping the citys future. Dive into the must-have insights and get ready to engage with the candidates who will influence key issues like affordable housing and public safety! Read More

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Bottoms’ Exclusive ‘Standing Up for Georgia’ Tour Launches

July 25, 2025July 25, 2025 SnapLive NewsBottoms tour, community dialogue, economic recovery, Georgia politics, grassroots support, listening tour, marginalized communities, public health, socio-political issues, Standing Up for Georgia

Bottoms exclusive Standing Up for Georgia tour is gaining momentum, igniting meaningful conversations across the state about the issues that truly matter to residents. With a focus on amplifying voices and fostering inclusive dialogue, this initiative aims to address the concerns of marginalized communities in a way that resonates deeply with Georgians. Read More