Ossoff and Bottoms urge churchgoers to vote early
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AI GeneratedDemocratic candidates, including Senator John Ossoff and former Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, visited the Dream Center Church of Atlanta to urge citizens to vote early and in person. The event featured calls for political action to address issues in Washington, serving as a precursor to upcoming campaign visits from high-profile Democratic leaders.
And the two Democrats running for U.S. Senate
and governor joined forces this morning at one Atlanta church.
Incumbent Senator John Ossoff and former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance
Bottoms encouraged the congregation of the Dream Center Church
of Atlanta to make their voices heard by voting early and in person.
Judge Penny Brown Reynolds, who's running for Secretary of State,
also took to the pulpit this morning.
Against your name,
against your family's
name,
but the grace of God.
The time has come for us to pick up our power
and rebuke this obscenity in Washington.
Next week, the Democrats are bringing
in their big stars for one last midterm push.
Former President Barack Obama will be in Atlanta on Wednesday,
along with former Vice President Kamala Harris.
Harris will stick around through Friday
when she's expected to speak at the Democratic Party Gala.