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History shows Georgia voting laws have always suppressed Black people

Subscriber Exclusive First Jim Crow. Now SB 2020. In Georgia, voter suppression has always been a concern for Black voters Since the mid-1800s, Georgia’s voting laws have worked to suppress Black voters and by extension other disenfranchised groups. Raisa Habersham, Savannah Morning News Published 4:43 pm UTC Apr. 1, 2021 The first time Bettye Berksteiner s parents tried to vote, they were told they were at the wrong precinct. It was 1948 and their first attempt was at a church roughly eight blocks from their home. Once there, Lucy and James West were told their names were not listed. The couple was sent to a second location.

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Georgia voting bill lambasted by Democrats and President Biden

USA TODAY It s April Fool s Day but President Joe Biden s $2 trillion infrastructure package is no joke. The far-reaching American Jobs Plan includes spending to repair aging roads and bridges, jump-start transit projects and rebuild school buildings and hospitals. It would also expand electric vehicles, replace all lead pipes and overhaul the nation’s water systems. It s Mabinty, with the not-so-funny political news of the day. I got Georgia on my mind Voter suppression has again become a concern in Georgia with the passage of Senate Bill 202. Boasted as reform by Republicans and roundly lambasted as suppression by Democrats, the bill passed along party lines and was signed swiftly by Gov. Brian Kemp behind closed doors.

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Judge tosses some claims in old Georgia election lawsuit

Judge tosses some claims in old Georgia election lawsuit by Kate Brumback, The Associated Press Posted Apr 1, 2021 3:11 pm EDT Last Updated Apr 1, 2021 at 3:14 pm EDT ATLANTA A wide-ranging lawsuit filed more than two years ago and challenging the way Georgia’s elections were run has been pared down by a judge who said this week that claims against the state’s “exact match” voter registration requirement can move forward. When she narrowly lost the governor’s race in November 2018, Democrat Stacey Abrams promised to sue over “the gross mismanagement of this election.” Fair Fight Action, a group she founded, filed that lawsuit a few weeks later, asserting that mismanagement by state officials had violated the constitutional rights of some citizens particularly low-income people and people of colour by depriving them of their right to vote.

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Judge tosses some claims in old Georgia election lawsuit

Judge tosses some claims in old Georgia election lawsuit
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Judge tosses some claims in old Georgia election lawsuit

Judge tosses some claims in old Georgia election lawsuit
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