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Fair enough. But seems like folks were not prepared for this level of voting, and long lines are discouraging.
Everyone waiting in line in this video also has the option of voting by mail (via either USPS or dropbox), early voting on another day when lines are expected to be much shorter, or voting on Election Day at their regular polling place.
enthusiasm!
Will stop and acknowledge reality for once?https://twitter.com/brent_peabody/status/1315737568344932359?s=19 …
First day of early voting in plenty of mostly white areas and people walked right in without a wait according to reports.
Is Kemp not actively trying to suppress the mail-in vote? He did a pretty good job at suppressing the vote in general in order to get his current gig.
While that’s all true, it misses the point that it shouldn’t be this hard for ONLY certain areas to vote early in person.
Except there's another issue with folks not timely receiving their absentee/mail ballots requested in the state's new electronic request portal, as ppl I know have discussed... Apparently the SOS isn't actually sending many ballot requests to county to fulfill...
@MarilynRMarks1
That’s correct. My husband is STILL waiting for his that was allegedly mailed out on 9/24.
Well it’s Georgia... so maybe people just want to make sure, before Georgia does Georgia 2 days before an election.
Dave, Columbus Day is a work day off for people, so let’s not be dismissive of that reality. And POTUS has called into question and so fucked up the usps option, that ppl want to make sure their ballot is counted.
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