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Caption Rep. Greg Morris, a Republican from Vidalia, sanitizes his hands as lawmakers prepare for their first day of mandatory testing during the 2021 legislative session. Credit: Ross Williams/Georgia Recorder
State lawmakers raised their right hands Monday and swore an oath through face masks as the General Assembly started a new session in the wake of last week’s attack on the U.S. Capitol building and as COVID-19 cases surge in Georgia.
Some Georgia Republicans have said they intend to pursue changes to the state’s election laws in the coming months after Democrats made gains, citing baseless claims of widespread voter fraud in the presidential election. President Donald Trump has relentlessly sown doubts over the legitimacy of the election since his loss here to President-elect Joe Biden.
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