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Home | AMERICA | Extreme Georgia Voting Law Targets Black Voters

Extreme Georgia Voting Law Targets Black Voters

February 21, 2021 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Extreme Georgia Voting Law Targets Black Voters
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Campaign Legal had this interesting development. The story is written by Caleb Jackson and Corey Goldstone:

The Georgia House of Representatives has hastily introduced an omnibus election bill that would make voting harder in a state that experienced record setting turnout in 2020. This partisan effort is part of a larger disturbing trend of restrictive voting bills that are gaining steam across the U.S. this year.

Jonathan Diaz, legal counsel for voting rights at Campaign Legal Center (CLC), named Georgia one of the three states to watch for new voter suppression laws this year, the others being Pennsylvania and Arizona.

Legislators were given limited time to read HB 531 before the hearing and the people of Georgia were blindsided by its release. CLC is a part of a coalition of voting rights organizations working to oppose this bill.  Tweetable quote: If this omnibus bill is passed, it will be devastating for voting rights.

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: African-American Voting Rights, African-Americans and Democracy, American State Elections, Minority Voting Rights, Voter Access, Voter Suppression

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