Voting in elections next year could be more difficult in one rural, South Georgia county.
The Randolph County elections board plans to close three of its nine polling places nearly a year after it rejected a proposal months before the midterm elections in 2018 to close seven of the nine.
At that time, the county drew a swarm of national attention, and the threat of a lawsuit.
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