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Sunday Sales 2008

We cannot stress how important it is for you to make direct contact with your elected officials. Despite overwhelming support in public opinion polls, many of your elected officials do not believe that the general public cares about this issue.

Please take a moment to have your voice heard.

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Georgia is one of only three states in the country that does not provide some option for the off-premise sale of beer, wine or liquor on Sunday.

The Sunday Sales Coalition is seeking to pass legislation that allows local communities to decide whether local retailers should or should not have the ability to sell beer and wine on Sunday. Georgians were empowered to make this decision for local restaurants 10 years ago.

For many Georgians, the current law defies common sense. The State allows them to drive to a restaurant on Sunday to buy and consume alcohol, but the State will not allow them to go to the corner store and buy alcohol to consume in the safety of their own home.

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