How voting laws have changed in Georgia since 2020

The video discusses changes in voting laws in Georgia since 2020, highlighting new rules for voter eligibility, legal challenges, and the removal of QR codes from ballots. It also covers changes to absentee ballot requests and early voting, as well as a controversial ban on providing food and water to voters in line. The video includes reactions from various stakeholders and potential legal implications.

What is one reason supporters give for the new Georgia voting law?

• It increases voter turnout.

• It prevents voter fraud.

• It reduces election costs.

• It simplifies the voting process.

What is a significant change to absentee ballot procedures in Georgia?

• The deadline to request an absentee ballot is now 20 days before the election.

• Voters can no longer request absentee ballots online.

• Absentee ballots must be submitted in person.

• The window to request an absentee ballot is now half of what it was in 2020.

What is a notable change regarding QR codes on ballots in Georgia?

• QR codes are now mandatory on all ballots.

• QR codes have been removed to ensure transparency.

• QR codes are only used for absentee ballots.

• QR codes are used to track voter turnout.

What does the new Georgia law prohibit at polling stations?

• Taking photographs of the voting process.

• Providing food and water to voters in line.

• Using electronic devices inside the station.

• Campaigning within 200 feet of the station.

How did Georgia's Secretary of State respond to the media portrayal of the new law?

• By filing a lawsuit against the media.

• By humorously acknowledging the portrayal.

• By congratulating the media for their accurate depiction.

• By issuing a public apology.