if you want to see action on police brutality, on climate change, on poverty, on women's reproductive choice, no matter your issue is, if you don't have the right to vote and participate in elections, it is irrelevant.
Abrams highlights the critical link between voting rights and addressing various social issues.
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That's chaos in the system, and it's intentional. It's designed to undermine confidence to create chaos and to put election workers in a position where they cannot, in good conscience, get to the result, which is to tell the people of…
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Abrams, meanwhile, she, Anderson, is focusing on abortion and voting rights and the cost of healthcare and talking about trying to make Georgia a better, more inclusive State for everyone.
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