About Us
Founded in 2019 by Stacey Abrams and anchored in Georgia, Fair Count works to build long-term power in communities that have been historically undercounted in the decennial census, underrepresented at the polls, and whose communities are often torn apart in redistricting.
We need to do all we can to make sure every Georgian is counted.
Help us ensure Georgia gets a Fair Count.
The 2020 Census steers trillions of dollars for critical services like healthcare and education to each state, guides reapportionment and redistricting, and informs businesses and community planners about opportunities for growth and economic development.
We need to do all we can to make sure every Georgian is counted.
Help us ensure Georgia gets a Fair Count.
About Us
The 2020 Census steers trillions of dollars for critical services like healthcare and education to each state, guides reapportionment and redistricting, and informs businesses and community planners about opportunities for growth and economic development.
We need to do all we can to make sure every Georgian is counted.
Help us ensure Georgia gets a Fair Count.
Here's the bottom line. If you aren't counted, you simply won't count.
Commit to be counted
“Georgia Deserves A Fair Count.“
— Stacey Abrams, Founder
Georgia
Deserves
A Fair Count.
— Stacey Abrams,
Founder
Fair Count in the news
As Communities of Color Grow, Racial Gerrymandering Takes Center Stage
Fair Count, a Georgia voting rights organization started by Stacey Abrams, has been organizing community mapping efforts in which marginalized people draw their own district
Augusta residents learn to map communities’ invisible boundaries for legislative redistricting process
The maps created in the Fair Count file on Representable will be submitted to state legislators, giving people another way to make themselves heard. While
Democratic legislators in Gwinnett demand transparent redistricting
Areas with a high concentration of people of color make them prime spots for legislators to carve up, said Marijke Kylstra, a redistricting coordinator for
State leaders explain what redistricting means for Savannah
“It impacts the resources that our communities will see for the next ten years, and it impacts whether our elected officials are going to fairly
State lawmakers host redistricting town hall meeting
Members of Georgia’s Legislative Black Caucus and Fair Count are traveling around the state holding redistricting town hall meetings. Thursday night, they made a stop
In U.S. redistricting fight, citizens come armed with a new weapon: their own maps
More than 125 organizations have launched “mapping drives” using Representable, including Fair Count, which has been hosting “Mapping Mondays” workshops in Georgia with an emphasis
As Communities of Color Grow, Racial Gerrymandering Takes Center Stage
Fair Count, a Georgia voting rights organization started by Stacey Abrams, has been organizing community mapping efforts in which marginalized people draw their own district
Augusta residents learn to map communities’ invisible boundaries for legislative redistricting process
The maps created in the Fair Count file on Representable will be submitted to state legislators, giving people another way to make themselves heard. While
Democratic legislators in Gwinnett demand transparent redistricting
Areas with a high concentration of people of color make them prime spots for legislators to carve up, said Marijke Kylstra, a redistricting coordinator for
State leaders explain what redistricting means for Savannah
“It impacts the resources that our communities will see for the next ten years, and it impacts whether our elected officials are going to fairly
State lawmakers host redistricting town hall meeting
Members of Georgia’s Legislative Black Caucus and Fair Count are traveling around the state holding redistricting town hall meetings. Thursday night, they made a stop
In U.S. redistricting fight, citizens come armed with a new weapon: their own maps
More than 125 organizations have launched “mapping drives” using Representable, including Fair Count, which has been hosting “Mapping Mondays” workshops in Georgia with an emphasis
internet installation
Fair Count seeks to bridge the technical divide and provide resources to communities with over 150 unique Internet installations.
Check out our map to see where we have made installations to date.
