Georgia Democrats in competitive races are emphasizing the state's restrictive 2019 abortion law to mobilize voters, while Republicans are downplaying the issue despite its historical importance to their base. Key races, including the governor's contest and several state legislative districts, feature abortion as a central topic, with Democrats aiming to reverse the six-week abortion ban and Republicans defending the law amid a tight electoral environment.

Women Speak Out PAC launched an $850,000 campaign in Georgia targeting U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff and gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms for supporting late-term abortions without limits and taxpayer funding for abortions.

Abiding Love Charities offers the Seen Birth Mom Support Group, a peer support and healing program available in pregnancy centers including in Georgia, to help birth mothers process their adoption experiences in a judgment-free environment. Georgia pro-life activist Elizabeth Edmonds facilitates these support groups, emphasizing the importance of ongoing post-placement care for birth mothers.

A Sidewalk Advocate in Georgia engaged with a mother who had traveled from out of state intending to abort her twin babies at 22 weeks, ultimately leading her to choose adoption after continued conversation and prayer. The twins have now celebrated their fifth birthday, and the adoptive family maintains an open adoption, supporting both the children and their birth family.

Georgia released its 2024 abortion statistics through its online vital statistics database (OASIS) in August 2025. The data showed that resident abortions and abortions performed in Georgia decreased from the previous year. Below, the Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI) summarizes the information in the abortion reports published by the state. This data does not include the […] The post Abortion Reporting: Georgia (2024) appeared first on Lozier Institute .

A crash involving a tractor-trailer and a Honda Odyssey at the intersection of Veterans Parkway and Thomaston Street in Lamar County, Georgia, sent four people to the hospital, including two flown to Grady in Atlanta and one child taken to Navicent Children's Hospital in Macon. The Honda driver suffered serious injuries and later lost their unborn child due to the crash.

Over 10,000 young women in five Georgia counties are reached monthly with a pro-life message through digital ads that Georgia Right to Life helps fund.[1] Source

The Georgia March for Life in Atlanta emphasized healing after abortion, featuring testimonies from Kathryn Siegel and others involved with Post Abortion Treatment and Healing (PATH), a ministry offering retreats and support for those affected by abortion. The event included a Mass at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and a march through downtown Atlanta, with participation from local Catholic schools and the Archdiocese of Atlanta.

Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America Candidate Fund endorsed Republican Tricia Pridemore for Congress in Georgia's 11th District, highlighting her pro-life leadership and experience in state government. The endorsement emphasizes concerns over abortion drug distribution in Georgia and the need for strong pro-life representation in Congress.