The Georgia Hour, episode 77: GRA Endorsements Have McKoon Zombies Calling In Troops

Josh McKoon, current GA GOP chairman, faces re-election in June 2025 amid controversy. Critics argue McKoon lacks a clear plan, relying on Trump’s 2024 success while GA GOP Inc. allegedly did little. Rural and major county GOP chairs, alongside Trump 47 and RNC teams, drove victories, not McKoon’s leadership. Allegations of election rigging surface, with McKoon accused of withholding the 2025 delegate list and enforcing a 9-page NDA to “protect” delegates, raising transparency concerns. Critics demand the NDA signatories and delegate list be disclosed. McKoon’s push for a standing vote over paper ballots at the convention is seen as an intimidation tactic, with county chairs pressured to vote in blocks. His inaction against Speaker Jon Burns’ treatment of Sen. Colton Moore and focus on Geoff Duncan’s expulsion for political gain fuel base frustration. Financial transparency issues, including McKoon’s $17K expense account, add scrutiny. At the GRA convention, McKoon’s team lost endorsements, with Kylie Kremer’s win over JaQuon sparking racial manipulation claims. A call to demand paper ballots, an open delegate list, and Alex Johnson to chair the convention for fairness.