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*Click bill numbers below* to learn more about voter suppression bills in the Georgia State Legislature:

HB 531, SB 241, & SB 202 House & Senate omnibus bills (aka bills with multiple massive changes) negatively impacting absentee voting, early voting, ballot dropboxes, and several other aspects of voting in Georgia which would disproportionately impact our communities of color, rural communities, families who are kept from wealth, our unhoused sisters and brothers, young people, seniors, and people with differing abilities (please check our Instagram for further details on these bills)
SB 29: Absentee ballot application & ballot return ID requirement
SB 67: Absentee ballot application ID requirement
SB 68: Ban ballot drop boxes
SB 69: End automatic voter registration
SB 70: Prohibits new Georgia residents from voting in runoffs
SB 71: Requires an excuse to vote absentee
SB 73: Bans nonprofit organizations from mailing absentee ballot applications to voters

*Click bill numbers below* to learn more about voter empowerment bills in the Georgia State Legislature:

SB26: Provide absentee ballot drop boxes at every early voting location
SB79 & HB101: Currently Georgians convicted of "felony involving moral turpitude" cannot vote (a vague & prejudicial restriction); these bills try to specifically define (SB79) or *entirely* remove (HB101) this restriction
SB99: Early voting locations remain open for Election Day
HB77: Voters can vote at any precinct in the county on Election Day
HB113: Same day registration and voting (during early voting & Election Day)
HB121: Eliminates "use it or lose it" voter purging

Confirm & contact your State Legislators about these bills through Earn My Vote!