Voter Suppression in Georgia: An Overview

This chapter examines the drastic changes to voting laws in Georgia, particularly the impact of SB 202 on mail-in voting and ballot drop box availability. It highlights the ways these changes disproportionately affect urban and minority voters, as well as the troubling practice of allowing citizens to challenge voters' eligibility. By discussing the broader context of voter suppression across the U.S., the chapter reveals the systemic issues that threaten democratic participation.