Georgia voters will decide whether to make it easier to sue the state and local governments as well as whether it should be harder for the state to spend fees collected for designated purposes on other things.
A pair of proposed amendments to Georgia’s constitution dealing with those issues appear at the bottom of the November ballot. There’s also a referendum on whether to grant a tax break to one of Georgia’s most prominent charities.
All three measures passed the state legislature, but also require approval by a majority of voters to take effect.
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