Georgia GOP Legislators Seek to Remove Coca Cola Products From Office Amid Voting Law Row

Cans of Coca-Cola and Diet Coke sit in a cooler in Anne's Deli in Portland, Ore., on March 17, 2011. AP Photo

A group of Republican legislators from Georgia is seeking to remove all Coca-Cola Company products from their offices after the company’s top executive came out against the state’s newly enacted election law.

The eight GOP state House representatives sent a letter to Kevin Perry, president and CEO of the Georgia Beverage Association, requesting that the products be removed from their offices immediately in response to Coca Cola’s participation in the campaign to “cancel” the Peach State.