Overview:

With federal workforce disruptions and policy rollbacks under the Trump administration, many Georgia families—particularly federal employees—are facing layoffs, reduced access to benefits, and uncertainty about their futures. In response, Georgia’s Democratic leadership has mobilized to offer targeted support, resources, and investments to ensure that public services remain accessible and that affected workers are not left behind.

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Henry Delegation Highlights

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Senator Jon Ossoff - Next Election Nov. 2026

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Focus Areas: Healthcare Access, Nursing Education, Rural Infrastructure

• Secured $7.5 million to expand nursing programs at Central Georgia Technical College and Southern Crescent Technical College.

• Funded emergency healthcare infrastructure in Berrien County and helped open a new hospital in Ringgold.

Report URL: https://www.ossoff.senate.gov/four-year-report/

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Senator Raphael Warnock - Next Election Nov. 2028

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Focus Areas: Federal Workforce Protection, CDC Advocacy, Veterans Equity

• Condemned the Trump administration’s layoffs of CDC employees and secured reinstatements for some.

• Launched a federal workers' support portal with legal guidance and whistleblower protection tools.

Support Portal: https://www.warnock.senate.gov/federalworkers/
CDC Worker News Coverage: https://www.wsbradio.com/news/local/senator-warnock-wins-battle-get-some-cdc-workers-their-jobs-back-after-doge-cuts/QQQVYIQUMREAZDSJGXYLY54JWM/

 

Representative David Scott (GA-13) Next Election Nov. 2026

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Focus Areas: Financial Oversight, Infrastructure, Agriculture

• Opposed the proposed FDIC merger, warning of risks to financial oversight.

• Helped secure funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for highways and public utilities.

Oversight Statement: https://davidscott.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=400895
Infrastructure Projects: https://davidscott.house.gov/issues/issue/?IssueID=1204

 

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

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• Find Your Member of Congress for Casework Assistance

  • Contact your congressional representative for help with benefits, appeals, and reemployment.
    Find Your Rep: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

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FEDERAL WORKER RESOURCES:

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If you are a federal employee affected by recent workforce reductions or policy changes, the following resources are available to support you:

• File a Complaint with the U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC)

  • Submit a federal complaint regarding retaliation, prohibited practices, or whistleblower violations.
    Complaint Portal: https://osc.gov/Pages/File-Complaint-Portal.aspx

• Learn About Prohibited Personnel Practices (PPP)

  • Understand your rights and the practices that are unlawful for federal supervisors and agencies.
    More Information: https://osc.gov/Services/Pages/PPP.aspx

• Whistleblower Resources (U.S. House)

  • Get guidance and fact sheets on whistleblower protections through the U.S. House of Representatives.
    Whistleblower Info: https://whistleblower.house.gov/resources/all-resources/fact-sheets

• Resources from AFL-CIO and the Civil Service Strong Campaign

  • Access legal help, worker protections, organizing tools, and mental health assistance.
    AFL-CIO Resources: https://www.civilservicestrong.org/resources

• Find Your Federal Union Representation

  • Use OPM’s labor relations portal to identify your union and workplace representation.
    Union Finder Tool: https://www.opm.gov/labor-management-relations/labor-management-relations/

• Share Your Story with Democratic Leadership

  • Tell your story to congressional leadership to bring attention to the impact of these workforce cuts.
    Share Your Story: https://democraticleader.house.gov/shareyourstory

 

How to Use This Guide

• Federal Workers: Use the complaint portals, casework resources, and union tools to protect your rights and explore your options.

• Community Leaders: Share this document in faith-based settings, local forums, town halls, and civic clubs.

• Impacted Families: Explore funding and service links for healthcare, public safety, and local education investments.

 

Final Note

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Georgia’s Democratic delegation is working—not just talking—to stand up for everyday people. They’re restoring resources, rebuilding public institutions, and reaffirming their commitment to service, safety, and equity for all.

TAKE ACTION!
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