DOJ lawsuit against GA Voting Law will backfire on democrats, bigly. (link)

[Cosmos]

Having an outstanding lawsuit won't help the democrats' cause in 2022 because when it comes to midterm elections the issues are more localized than national. Yes? But by 2024 SCOTUS will have heard the case. They will have slapped it down because states are supposed to control the elections, not the federal government. So democrats will go into the 2024 general election with the court ruling GA's voting law isn't "voter suppression." Bad move by democrats. You guys will have lost the narrative.

BTW, why isn't Merrick Garland suing Biden's home state of Delaware for "voter suppression?" Its law is as Jim Crow as Georgia's...

Georgia​

- Voter ID law: strict photo ID laws
- State mail-in voting status: any voter can request a vote-by-mail ballot (no excuse required)
- Early voting policy: no-excuse early voting is allowed
- Felony voting law: voting rights reinstated upon completion of sentence (including prison time, parole, and probation)
- Voting registration deadlines:
--- In-person registration: Oct. 5, 2020
--- Online registration: Oct. 5, 2020
--- Mailed registration: Oct. 5, 2020

Delaware​

- Voter ID law: ID requested, photo not required
- State mail-in voting status: temporarily allowing vote-by-mail options due to the COVID-19 crisis.
- Early voting policy: no-excuse early voting is allowed
- Felony voting law: felons with certain convictions are permanently disenfranchised
- Voting registration deadlines:
--- In-person registration: Oct. 10, 2020
--- Online registration: Oct. 10, 2020
--- Mailed registration: Oct. 10, 2020

Voting laws in every state

Election Day is right around the corner. Stacker compiled the voting laws in every state, according to Ballotpedia, RepresentUs, Vote.org, and others.

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