Elect Sally Harrell – The strong progressive voice we need.

Sally represents Georgia’s 40th Senate District.

Over the last decade, Georgia’s state government has been defunded and our infrastructure is crumbling.

We have 10,000 fewer state employees than ten years ago. Republican budgets have cut our public schools by ten billion dollars over ten years. Georgia cannot afford another lost decade.

Everyone benefits when our public schools are funded, when everyone has access to affordable healthcare, and when workers earn enough wages to stay home when they’re sick.

It’s time to reinvest in the people of Georgia.

Senator Sally Harrell
Georgia’s 40th District

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Sally Harrell Georgia Senate District 40

1 month ago

I'm figuring out how to find power in an increasingly broken political system. Recently, I shared my thoughts with some fellow women legislators at a Wellness Retreat hosteHer Term Term. Illustrating strategies using metaphors from my rocking climbing experiences, I encouraged my colleagues to act on their passions, unleasing their inner warriors. If you enjoy the fight, you're more likely to win.PhotElizabeth Karp Photographyhotography ... See MoreSee Less

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Sally Harrell Georgia Senate District 40

2 months ago

I have many Jewish friends who are suffering right now due to the terrorist attacks in Israel. Many of them personally know people living in Israel who have been impacted. Many of them are reliving family histories of the Holocaust. They are experiencing trauma. They are shaken to their core right now.I was with one of these friends today and we were talking about how to calm the nervous system. I have two ideas to share that are very simple. First, breathe out for a longer period of time than it took to breathe in. A slow expelling of the breath. Like a sigh. You will feel yourself relax as your parasympathetic nervous system kicks in. Second, if you have a little more time, pause to give your five senses some attention. Find two things each to smell, taste, feel, see and hear. Just whatever is around you. This is especially nice if you are outside. Feel the wind on the face, perhaps some raindrops in your hand. Listen to the birds, maybe children playing or cars going by. Find some herbs to smell, etc. This will ground you in your body and calm you. And always know that you are not alone. Much love to you all -- I'm holding you in love during these difficult times. ... See MoreSee Less