Poll Tax
“Requiring citizens to pay any amount of money to put postage on a ballot before it can be counted in an election is a poll tax and, therefore, an unconstitutional barrier to our constitutional right to vote. Because of the pandemic, the number of voters who mail in ballots will skyrocket. It is all the more imperative that unconstitutional barriers like this poll tax be removed immediately.”
- Sean J. Young, legal director of the ACLU of Georgia.

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Postage to Vote by Mail Called a Poll Tax
Lawsuit Challenges Postage on Mail-In Ballots as a Poll Tax
Lawsuit: Georgia mail-in ballot postage is unconstitutional
Cost, hassle of stamps questioned as mail-in voting surges
Federal judge weighs if state’s mail-in ballot stamp requirement is poll tax
ACLU sues over postage requirement for absentee voting in Georgia
ACLU federal lawsuit: Postage to vote by mail amounts to poll tax
Voting rights group sues Georgia over election ballot postage
Demanda federal contra impuesto al votante de Georgia