In the aftermath of the November elections, some Georgia lawmakers are pushing for changes to the state’s election laws.
Senate Bill 202, one of the bills heavily backed by Republicans, now awaits final votes in the state Legislature.
The 94-page proposed bill, if passed, would require additional voting identification for early voting, place restrictions on advance and weekend voting, limit drop boxes and prohibit Georgia counties from accepting grant funding, among other changes.
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