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Georgia’s new elections changes are drawing controversy, but how will they impact voters?
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Hall County's elections board and staff process absentee ballots Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020. The process involves verifying signatures and placing ballots in batches for counting. Votes won't actually be tabulated until Election Day. - photo by Scott Rogers
Georgia continues to make national headlines as rhetoric intensifies about the new law that overhauls the state’s election process.
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Update: Gainesville demonstrators urge Rep. Clyde to oppose Elon Musk’s ‘coup’ against government
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A group gathers Friday, Feb. 21, 2025, along Washington Street in downtown Gainesville to demonstrate in front of Rep. Andrew Clyde's office. - photo by Scott Rogers
About 50 people visited the office of U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde, R-Athens, in downtown Gainesville on Friday to urge him to take action against what they called Elon Musk’s “coup” against the federal government.
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