Another Democrat Criminal is Going Down (Stacey Abrams)

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Monday, October 20, 2025 9:43 AM

Group Founded By Stacey Abrams Finally Shuts Its Doors After Historic Campaign Finance Violations

https://thefederalist.com/2025/10/17/group-founded-by-stacey-abrams-fi
nally-shuts-its-doors-after-historic-campaign-finance-violations/

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The dubious voter rights group founded by political grifter Stacey Abrams is closing its doors after a run of corruption like no other in Georgia history.

The New Georgia Project, according to its active website, claimed the group is “building long-term power in Georgia every year.” But a statement from the far-left organization released on Thursday announced the power has been turned off for Abrams’ old campaign ATM.

“After more than a decade of advancing civic engagement, equity, and justice across Georgia, The New Georgia Project (NGP) and The New Georgia Project Action Fund (NGPAF) will officially dissolve as organizations,” the board of directors wrote in the statement.

The New Georgia Project and its political action arm certainly advanced the riches of Democrat Abrams, who benefitted immensely from New Georgia’s generous contributions to her failed campaigns for governor.
‘Illegally Influencing Our Elections’

Earlier this year, the Georgia State Ethics Commission unanimously voted to fine New Georgia a whopping $300,000 after the liberal get-out-the-vote groups admitted raising millions for Abrams’ failed gubernatorial campaign — without registering as an independent political committee. That’s illegal under Georgia campaign finance law. And so is failing to disclose contributions and expenditures.

As The Federalist reported, the New Georgia Project and its super PAC partner admitted to 16 violations of the law, spending “unregulated and unknown monies” during the 2018 election cycle and on a 2019 failed public transportation referendum campaign. The groups, according to Ethics officials, failed to disclose north of $4.2 million, spending all but about $1 million of that to benefit the far-left candidate’s unsuccessful run for governor and the campaigns of fellow Democrats.

The New Georgia Project failed to report $646,000 in contributions and $173,000 in expenditures tied to a referendum campaign, according to David Emadi, executive secretary of the Georgia State Ethics Commission.

It was an unprecedented fine, the largest campaign finance penalty in the history of the Ethics Commission and, apparently nationally.

“This clearly represents the largest, most significant instance of an organization illegally influencing our elections in Georgia at a statewide level that we’ve ever uncovered,” Emadi said during the commission’s two-hour meeting in January.
‘Masquerading as a Partisan Nonprofit’

Greg Bluestein, chief political reporter for the liberal Atlanta Journal-Constitution and analyst for MSNBC and NBC, described the New Georgia Project as once “one of the most influential political groups in the South.” In a post on X, Bluestein wrote that the cash funneler’s political suicide as “a stunning fall or an organization that pushed to advance Democratic causes for more than a decade.”

“Since our founding, we have believed that every voice matters and that democracy thrives when people are informed, organized, and empowered,” the statement from the New Georgia Project boasts. It’s an interesting assertion from an organization that failed to disclose massive campaign contributions to Democrats, particularly New Georgia’s old political pal Abrams.

According to the Georgia Ethics Commission, Abrams launched the New Georgia Project in 2013 as part of a division of her corporation, Third Sector Development. She served as CEO of the entity from August 1998 until March 2019, according to an online resume of her leftist credentials.

Abrams started the “project” to “focus on registering more Black and other non-white Georgians to vote, earning her national recognition for her work for growing the state’s electorate and boosting engagement among disaffected voters,” according to the Georgia Recorder.

A mountain of evidence shows th

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