Voting in Georgia’s Primaries Could Look Much Different Amid Pandemic

Voters wait in line on Election Day in Atlanta in 2018. With concerns over the spread of the coronavirus, Georgians have flooded county elections offices with absentee ballot applications for the states 2020 primaries.

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Thousands of absentee ballots for Georgia’s June primary elections are set to be mailed out on Tuesday.

Early voting locations will re-open their doors in less than a month in advance of Election Day, June 9.

It’s all set against the backdrop of the coronavirus, which has already wrought havoc this spring on voting in the state, delaying the state’s primaries not once, but twice.