Following surprise losses in November and January, Republican legislators in Georgia are aggressively pushing legislation to restrict voting before the next election. The purpose of these bills is both to validate Trump's false claims of electoral fraud and to make it more difficult for Democratic-leaning constituencies, particularly communities of color, to cast their ballots in the next election. An investigation by Popular Information, encompassing thousands of Georgia campaign finance records filed over the last three years, reveals that the Republican elected officials sponsoring these bills are backed by millions in corporate donations.
The Georgia legislators pushing voter suppre…
Following surprise losses in November and January, Republican legislators in Georgia are aggressively pushing legislation to restrict voting before the next election. The purpose of these bills is both to validate Trump's false claims of electoral fraud and to make it more difficult for Democratic-leaning constituencies, particularly communities of color, to cast their ballots in the next election. An investigation by Popular Information, encompassing thousands of Georgia campaign finance records filed over the last three years, reveals that the Republican elected officials sponsoring these bills are backed by millions in corporate donations.
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