Advocacy Group Fights Georgia Bill To Keep Lottery Winners Anonymous

The Georgia First Amendment Foundation says in a statement that allowing the government to hand out millions to private citizens without a public record is a bad idea.

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A local free speech advocacy group is denouncing a bipartisan proposal being considered by the Georgia Senate to allow lottery winners to remain anonymous.

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The Georgia First Amendment Foundation says in a statement that allowing the government to hand out millions to private citizens without a public record is a bad idea.