Georgians voting in the May 19 primary will see several non-binding questions on their partisan ballots.
These questions do not enact any policies but rather function as polls.
Ballot questions can be proposed by the legislature or local government or put on the primary ballot by local and state parties, according to Robert Sinners, communications director for the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office.
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