CBA's PAC/PR Fund
The CBA Political Affairs Committee (CBA PAC) is the only Georgia State PAC exclusively committed to representing the interests of Community Banks.
The political activities of CBA are a vital function. We are seeking the support of every banker in our Association in raising political funds and assisting in political communications. Please remember the power of the Georgia Legislature shapes our future and can change our profession. Maintaining our unified strength is essential. With your support and participation in the political affairs process, the Georgia's community bankers can have a strong voice and influence in the shaping of our industry.
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The CBA Political Affairs Committee (CBA PAC) is the only Georgia State PAC exclusively committed to representing the interests of Community Banks.
The political activities of CBA are a vital function. We are seeking the support of every banker in our Association in raising political funds and assisting in political communications. Please remember the power of the Georgia Legislature shapes our future and can change our profession. Maintaining our unified strength is essential. With your support and participation in the political affairs process, the Georgia's community bankers can have a strong voice and influence in the shaping of our industry.
Download Individual Contribution Form
Download Corporate Contribution Form
How are Funds Used?
CBA’s PAC provides Georgia’s community banking industry a voice in state politics through campaign contributions to state legislators and candidates seeking election.
The PAC fund assists candidates who support community banking and are running for election to the Georgia State Legislature or other state level offices.
CBA’s Public Relations (PR) Fund is used for political activities only. The PR Fund facilitates communication between legislators and community bankers. The PR Fund allows CBA and community bankers to continually participate in political events and meetings across the state.
CBA’s PAC provides Georgia’s community banking industry a voice in state politics through campaign contributions to state legislators and candidates seeking election.
The PAC fund assists candidates who support community banking and are running for election to the Georgia State Legislature or other state level offices.
CBA’s Public Relations (PR) Fund is used for political activities only. The PR Fund facilitates communication between legislators and community bankers. The PR Fund allows CBA and community bankers to continually participate in political events and meetings across the state.
Why Contribute to PAC?
The banking industry will always be a changing industry. Since we compete in an industry that is driven by economics and politics, we must constantly build and renew relationships with our state legislators.
It is crucial to support the friends of our cause by contributing to their political campaigns.
The banking industry will always be a changing industry. Since we compete in an industry that is driven by economics and politics, we must constantly build and renew relationships with our state legislators.
It is crucial to support the friends of our cause by contributing to their political campaigns.
Who Can Contribute?
Corporate contributions to the CBA PAC/PR Funds may be made by state banks, any bank holding company (i.e. whether the bank is state or national) and most, if not all, associate member companies. National banks can contribute to the PR Fund only.
In addition, the directors, officers, and employees of all CBA member banks may contribute to PAC/PR Funds.
Corporate contributions to the CBA PAC/PR Funds may be made by state banks, any bank holding company (i.e. whether the bank is state or national) and most, if not all, associate member companies. National banks can contribute to the PR Fund only.
In addition, the directors, officers, and employees of all CBA member banks may contribute to PAC/PR Funds.
For more information, contact Lori Godfrey, Director of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs. Phone (770) 541-4684
