As Georgia Republican lawmakers continue to advance legislation that would remake the state’s voting laws, opponents are pushing back – both inside and outside the Capitol.
Despite barricades surrounding the state Capitol building, dozens of protesters got as close as they could Thursday morning to wave signs, chant and make speeches. Inside, members of the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus echoed the sentiments from outside: Laws proposed by Republicans are targeting minority voters.
“ID requirements, witness signatures, drop box bans, cuts to voting hours — these things add up,” said Senate Minority Leader Gloria Butler.
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