Court Allows Georgia to Criminalize Line Relief During 2022 Election But Acknowledges Anti-voter Law Negatively Impacts Free Speech

Judge denies motion for a preliminary injunction and allows Georgia’s ban on line relief to continue, criminalizing actions such as handing out food or water to voters in long polling lines for 2022 elections.

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