A new Georgia law changes where homeless voters can get their election mail, requiring them to visit their county’s main elections office.
The change, part of Senate Bill 189, starts next year but it’s already faced criticism from voting rights advocates who say it unfairly burdens unhoused voters.
Those who say they’re concerned about election fraud, however, argue the mailing address requirement for homeless people protects them from those who may try to steal their votes.
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