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Of those 43 states that have introduced voter-suppression legislation this year, perhaps the Los Angeles Lakers Big Time Shirt moreover I will buy this one pursuing the most nakedly aggressive efforts is Georgia, the site of the Democrats’ greatest victory in 2020. Some proposed legislation there seems specifically aimed at the state’s Black voters: One bill severely restricts early voting on Sundays, when many Black churches throughout the state traditionally hold “souls to the polls” get-out-the-vote drives. According to a recent analysis of Georgia’s vote in the November general election, Black voters used early voting on weekends at a higher rate than white voters in 43 of 50 of the state’s largest counties. Black voters make up roughly 30% of Georgia’s electorate but comprised 36.7% of Sunday voters in 2020 and 36.4% of voters on early-voting days. Democrats say the impact of that bill could be staggering if it becomes legislation. “Under the Georgia GOP’s plan to dismantle our elections system, over 2.2 million Georgians’ votes would have been affected, causing hours-long lines during early vote, overwhelming elections offices, or even preventing voters from casting their ballots at all,” Maggie Chambers, spokeswoman for the Democratic Party of Georgia, said last month. “This bill is a direct attack on Georgia voters, especially the communities of color who are already more likely to face long lines and barriers to casting their ballot.” And as Aunna Dennis, executive director of Common Cause Georgia, told Mother Jones: “This bill is Jim Crow with a suit and tie.”

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