On the recordFebruary 18, 2019
What is so pervasive in the State of Georgia with regards to diminishing the right to vote was that it was the Secretary of State who had almost unilateral authority.
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congress.govWhat is so pervasive in the State of Georgia with regards to diminishing the right to vote was that it was the Secretary of State who had almost unilateral authority.
Abrams highlights the Secretary of State's power to manipulate voting laws in Georgia.
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