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Election Day is Just One Day Away !n November 5, City of Mulberry voters can head to Hamilton Mill United Methodist Church, Student Center at 1450 Pine Road in Dacula to cast their ballots. Polling locations will be open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Visit GwinnettCounty.com/CityofMulberry for more information.

What’s at Stake for Women in This Election

This election is pivotal for women’s rights and equality. Issues such as reproductive rights, healthcare access, equal pay, and workplace protections are on the ballot. The outcomes will shape policies that affect women’s daily lives and futures. Your vote can make a significant difference in safeguarding these rights.

Understanding the Implications of Project 2025

Project 2025 is a proposed initiative that aims to reshape various aspects of government policy and administration. Critics express concern that its implementation could lead to reduced regulations in healthcare, environmental protections, and education, potentially impacting public services and individual rights. It’s crucial to be informed about such initiatives to understand how they might affect America’s future.

Do You Want a Transit System That Serves All of Gwinnett?

Learn about Gwinnett’s Transit Referendum on the November 5 ballot at GwinnettCounty.com/TransitReferendum.

Attention, Gwinnett County Voters!

Check your polling location before heading to the polls on Election Day at MVP.SOS.GA.gov.

Your Vote Matters!

District 4 Commissioner Matthew Holtkamp emphasizes the importance of your vote! On this November 5 ballot, voters will find an important question about a transit referendum—deciding whether to approve a one percent sales tax for 30 years to fund transit expansion in Gwinnett. This is your opportunity to make your voice heard.

Get Informed About the Transit SPLOST

Learn what this Transit SPLOST could mean for you and future generations. Find more information at GwinnettCounty.com/TransitReferendum.

Make sure to exercise your right to vote and participate in shaping the future of your community and country.

About Post Author

Audrey Bell-Kearney

Audrey Bell-Kearney is the publisher and host of the Good Morning Gwinnett podcast. She is also president of the Gwinnett Women's Chamber of Commerce. She is dedicated to empowering the Gwinnett community through content that educates and entertains, all while helping women-owned and small businesses grow.<a href="https://GwinnettWomensChamber.com">Gwinnett Women's Chamber of Commerce</a>

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