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Originally Posted by wdmso
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You know Jim the laws passed after trump lost If you ever read outside of fox you might see the truth
Under the state’s new Election Integrity Act, Georgia citizens can challenge a voter’s eligibility on the state’s voting rolls an unlimited number of times. Right-wing groups, spurred by baseless claims that the 2020 election was rife with voter fraud, have mounted thousands of organized challenges across the state, putting even
Republicans use Georgia election law to try to cancel registrations
Poll workers inform voters they had been canceled or contested
following the 2020 presidential election as the right-wing voter watchdog group True the Vote teamed up with the Georgia Republican Party on a campaign that cast into doubt the eligibility of more than 360,000 voters from across the state.
That’s what voter suppression look like Jim Fox won’t run these stories
Jim your heads so deep in the sand you are unable to see the 200 republicans actually are doing what you claim 1 democrat did
And no both sides don’t do it
Stop being a cheerleader for bad behavior
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every november, GA sets records for voter turnout. black turnout is especially high.
“no both sides don’t do it.”
last year courts threw out NY’s redrawn district likes, saying it was illegal gerrymandering. Here in CT, in 2 consecutive gubernatorial elections, democrats in bridgeport and hartford claimed they ran out of ballots ( who knew you needed ballots on election day?), and kept polls open later than originally scheduled, just in those cities, which coincidentally are 99% democrats. in the red districts, enough ballots were sent that polls closed at 8 pm.
and the new black panthers hanging outside a voting place holding clubs. That wasn’t voter intimidation.
And here in CT they recently re-drew the northwest district, the only somewhat purple district in the state, to include enough of waterbury to make it reliably blue
yup. only the right does it.