Georgia election board approves new rules that critics fear could allow certification delays
The State Election Board is considering a raft of proposed rule changes less than three months before the November General Election.
The State Election Board is considering a raft of proposed rule changes less than three months before the November General Election.
‘Posting bail for others as an act of faith and an expression of the need for reform has an important history in this country.’
Opponents describe the mass-voter challengers as ‘vigilantes’ who are upsetting the balance between updating voter rolls and ensuring everyone has the right to vote.
Specifically, no person or organization could post more than three cash bonds in a year.
Opponents say they believe the new law is an unconstitutional infringement on parents’ rights.
A narrowed Republican majority will make hardline issues a tough sell.