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+title: "Thoughts on Georgia PSC"
+date: 2025-11-11
+permalink: "/blog/thoughts-on-georgia-psc"
+author: Benjamin Sanders
+catagories: politics,georgia,psc,peter hubbard,alicia johnson
+#subtitle: "Blueorgia is real, y'all!"
+---
+As I sit here listening to Phillip Defranco and Alex Pearlman's podcast, which I just discovered, they're talking about the recent
+elections we had I've got a few thoughts on it, and it got me thinking.
+
+We had an election last week and it gave me hope for the midterms. Not only did my home state of Georgia elect two Democrats
+on to the Public Service Commission for the first time in twenty years but elections across the country progressives and Dems won
+their elections with huge margins.
+
+We still have a year to go until the midterms but I think with some good ground movement to keep this momentum going Democrats can
+take back the house and senate. I'm even hopeful us here in Georgia can elect one more person to the PSC or even take the Governor
+office. Though before taking anymore state offices I think my main concern is ensuring Jon Ossoff remains a senator and I'm more
+pumped to vote for him again after him not caving to Republicans that will take away health care from millions of Americans.
+
+Going back to the Georgia PSC election I find it interesting that back before the Georgia GOP took control of the state it started
+with a PSC election. I'm hoping maybe that will be the same here but for the Democrats!
+
+I'll end this short post off just bay saying that I have hope for the midterms and have cemented in my mind that elections do matter
+and we should vote whenever given the opportunity.
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