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ATLANTA — Legislation clamping down on illegal immigrants in Georgia and the businesses that hire them cleared a Senate committee Tuesday in a vote primarily along party lines. Voting 6-2, the Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee sent one of the Republican legislative leadership's top priorities for the 2006 session to the full Senate, which could take it up later this week. The comprehensive measure would require adults seeking certain taxpayer-funded services to prove that they are U.S. citizens or are in the country legally. On the employment side, it would prohibit government agencies from entering into contracts with businesses...

Glenn cites national experience in bid for House seat CONYERS — Describing himself as a “mainstream Republican,” Columbus native Dylan Glenn said he is able to stand out from his opponents in the Republican Primary for the 8th Congressional District [Georgia] by running on his experience at the federal level. Active in national politics since serving as a college student intern with the 1988 Bush campaign, Dylan worked from 2000-2001 as a special assistant to President George Bush serving as a member of the White House National Economic Council. He was also named as deputy chief of staff in 2003...

This is a voter 'alert' to the good people in Georgia and District 84. Jay Pullin is working hard to be elected as your Representative. I hope you will vote for Jay as he will be a great Representative for the people; he is a young man of integrity and one who will honor his commitments. . .and all he needs is a chance; and a vote! For more info re Jay; his website is www.vote4jaypullin.com Thought I would put this out here for Jay. . .young Republicans need our help. . .and we need theirs!

[ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 10/4/02 ] ELECTION 2002 DeKalb voters file suit to throw out results of McKinney-Majette primary By BILL RANKIN Atlanta Journal-Constitution Staff Writer Five DeKalb County voters today filed a federal lawsuit seeking to throw out the results in the Aug. 20 Democratic primary that handed Denise Majette a victory over incumbent Cynthia McKinney in the 4th Congressional District. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Atlanta, says "malicious crossover" voting by Republicans in the primary violated the Voting Rights Act. The suit was filed against Secretary of State Cathy Cox, the DeKalb and Gwinnett county...