Early Voting
“Limiting early voting to a single board of elections office and to traditional business hours fails to make sense for Georgians who cannot easily take time off from work or make childcare arrangements during traditional weekday business hours. This is the reason, for instance, that Sunday voting, particularly among African-American churches, has become an integral tradition – to help congregants fulfill their civic responsibility to vote.”
Policy
ACLU of Georgia Calls on Counties Experiencing Power Outages Today to Extend Their Early Voting Hours
Joint Statement on UGA Decision to Allow On-Campus Voting
High Voter Turnout is a Sign of a Vibrant Democracy
ACLU of Georgia Urges Counties to Adopt its Recommendations for Early Voting
La ACLU de Georgia urge a los Condados a seguir sus recomendaciones sobre la Votación Anticipada
Prepared Remarks
In The News
News articles
Three Federal Lawsuits Seek to Block New Georgia Voting Rules
ACLU Of Georgia Executive Director Discusses State’s Newly Signed Election Law
Republicans In Georgia Senate Begin Moving Bills That Would Revamp Election Process
Power outages close Douglas County polls just one day before early voting ends
Judge grants more time for absentee ballots mailed by Election Day to count
Changes to Georgia elections proposed to avoid repeat in November
Georgia voting problems highlighted in congressional hearing
Opponents of Georgia voting bill say it aims to crush ‘souls to the polls’
Urgen a Condados Incentivar Voto Anticipado
Editorials
History has its eyes on Georgia
Vote By Mail Works in Georgia: We Have a Vibrant Civic Culture
Guest Column: Don’t stand on sidelines – make a plan and vote
Opinion: Game time is now for Ga. voters
Press Releases
Civil Rights Groups Sue Georgia Over New Sweeping Voter Suppression Law
Monday: Rally Opposing Limits on Early Voting (SB 363)