Capitol Corner
Let All Georgians Vote
Voting in the U.S. allows citizens to voice their concerns by electing officials who defend their rights. Although felons make up a sizable population in the U.S., some states, including Georgia, limit their right to vote. Felon disenfranchisement has a substantial impact on the Black community since, in the South, one in five Black individuals […]
Georgia’s Unhoused Populations Are Targets of Voter Suppression
Since the 2020 election, Georgia has been a focal point of voter suppression and discrimination. The voters of Georgia have suffered constant attacks on their voting rights, the most recent of which was signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp in May 2024. Senate Bill 189 is the latest in a string of bills disguised […]
Voting? An obstacle to overcome.
“I’m a Georgia Voter” is the catchphrase on stickers voters receive after successfully casting their votes. However, despite being eligible, many people do not get the chance to receive this sticker. After the 2020 elections, despite having the votes counted three times, state legislators passed SB 202. This law restricts dropbox locations, tightens identification requirements, […]