Georgia Voter Law

Georgia Voter Law includes changes such as requiring a valid ID to vote, limiting ballot drop boxes’ availability, and setting specific hours for early voting. It also introduces new procedures for registering to vote and requires proof of citizenship for registration. The law aims to enhance election security and integrity but has been debated for potentially reducing access to voting, especially for minority and low-income voters. Overall, it emphasizes stricter identification and administrative procedures to ensure accurate results while balancing voter access and election security.