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Published 1 year ago

Why Did Mail-in Ballots in Georgia Plunge by One Million?

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Mail-in ballots in Georgia favor Democrats two-to-one, says Greg Palast. Palast: The one-million vote decline was fogged over by press releases by Georgia's Republican Secretary of State. The new law barred placing ballot drop boxes outside government offices, Palast says. It also made it illegal to send out ballots unless requested by a voter.

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Why Did Mail-in Ballots in Georgia Plunge by One Million?

GOP voting laws are behind the forced run-off in the Peachtree State Senate race that saw a decline in mail-in ballots.

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States
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