"I wasn’t jubilant to vote, I didn’t look at the process as tedious and exhausting. That was, until, I got to a polling place on the last day of early voting."
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Tag Archives: Georgia
There’s a little-known law requiring high schools and universities in Georgia to receive “voter registration applications from those qualified applicants who are enrolled students [...and employees]” and to “receive annual training" for voter registration. Are Atlanta-area schools following the rules? Here are your answers. Read on
This election involves two of the most polarizing candidates in the entire country, and the nation will be watching to see how Georgia responds to its growing minority population. Read on
The gubernatorial election in Georgia is coming up November 7. The candidates in this election — Stacey Abrams, Casey Cagle, and Brian Kemp, all come from similar backgrounds but have radically different personalities and political positions. Read on
We have all heard of foster care. However, little about the thousands of children and their experiences are ever brought to the public’s attention. Read on
The RAISE Act would favor highly skilled immigrants and their immediate family for the purposes of economic improvement for the American people. However, research suggests that these actions would have a negative effect on our economy. Read on