It stands in stark contrast to Georgia’s Jim Crow voter suppression law, which faces mounting legal challenges.
Stacey Abrams: “It stands in stark contrast to Georgia’s Jim Crow voter suppression law, which faces mounting legal challenges.”
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Stacey Abrams comments on the new voting law in New Jersey compared to Georgia's voter suppression law.
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We know that right now, thousands of Georgia voters have been challenged because of an unlimited elector challenge process that was put in place by Brian Kemp and Brad Raffensperger.
I’m worried about access to the right to vote in Georgia because we know that there are roadblocks that were put in place intentionally designed to block access.
Georgia, unfortunately, remains ground zero for voter suppression and despite the misinformation and I would say outright disinformation delivered often by our top two leaders by the governor and by the secretary of state, the law that…
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