By: Teddy Grant Republican lawmakers in Georgia are moving forward in possibly passing an election bill on Monday that would repeal no-excuse absentee voting, a move that Georgia Democrats see as a backlash to the state voting Democrat in the 2020 presidential election. According to CNN, SB 241 voters intending to use absentee ballots would have to be over 65, observe a religious holiday, or be someone who gives constant care for those with physical disabilities. This proposed bill follows former President Donald Trump and Georgia Republicans' false claims that voter fraud occurred in last year's presidential race. Georgia voted […]

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