Georgia Senate Passes Bill Requiring Voter I.D. For Absentee Ballots lidblog.com

The election of 2020 will undoubtedly become a major inflection point for how the United States conducts their political contests in the future, thanks to a prolonged discussion about just how things went down in that fateful contest.

This was an election under the threat of a pandemic, and states around the nation worked diligently to develop ways in which the people could vote safely while attempting to maintain the safety of the vote itself. But, in true political fashion, several of the adopted measures to deal with the potential trouble of sending at-risk individuals to the polls were created and enacted in haste, creating doubt in some Americans’ minds about the integrity of the election.

Now, the Peach State is looking to grapple with some of those concerns in a major way.