Satire by Eric Curl / Art by Julia Licht
June 11, 2025 – In a universe far, far away, thousands of voters lined up during early voting for the Georgia Public Service Commission primary election on June 17.
Flying cars zipped by, as voters in the alternative dimension patiently waited and discussed such topics as the recent NBA championship win by the New York Knicks. They also looked forward to taking an active role in selecting the people who have a direct impact on their power bill, community’s health and the climate.
Indeed, turnout was so high it is projected to surpass the multitudes who voted Walton Goggins in as president last November.
For the rare few who have yet to cast their vote, Coastal Georgia for Democracy is sponsoring a candidate forum from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, June 12, at the Coastal Georgia Center, 305 Fahm S.
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Art by Julia Licht
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