Hey Georgians, Pledge to Vote for Climate Champions Who Will Help Keep Bills Lower in 2025!
Live in Georgia and care about climate change and/or bill hikes?
Pledge to vote in the Public Service commission (PSC) Election in 2025!
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There are 5 Commissioners that make decisions that either make or break a rapid clean energy transition for the majority of the electricity produced for Georgia.
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And they also are responsible for recent BILL HIKES (compare your bills from Georgia Power last year and this year-they are alot higher now)!​
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Two of these Commissioners are UP for re-election this year. Not many people vote in off year elections- this is a HUGE opportunity to vote in a high impact election
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In District 2, Tim Echols, a Republican, is seeking re-election, while Alicia Johnson is running as the Democratic candidate. However, Echols faces a challenge for the Republican nomination from fellow party member Lee Muns.
Four Democrats are running in district 3, against Fitz Johnson (Republican incumbent): Daniel Blackman, Keisha Waites, Peter Hubbard and Robert Jones. The winner of that primary will face Alicia Johnson in November.
The Georgia PSC holds substantial authority over utility regulation, directly affecting energy costs, infrastructure projects, and the state's environmental policies. Participating in PSC elections allows voters to have a say in how these critical services are managedand ensures that our interests are represented in decisions that impact our daily lives.
PSC elections are STATEWIDE. Every eligible voter in Georgia will vote for a PSC spot (District 2 & 3 PSC Commissioners), no matter your district. Mark your calendars for the primary on June 17th. The general election for the PSC will be held November 4, 2025.
Our Mission
To harness the power of collective action in our community to tackle climate change, air pollution, and other environmental impacts that harm all of us.
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