Today is Election Day in Colorado, Utah, and Oklahoma, where millions of people are hoping to safely cast their votes. But earlier this month, Georgia and Kentucky voters, mostly in minority neighborhoods, were forced to wait as long as five hours in line to cast their votes in the state’s primary. Machines were broken. Ballots were missing. People on the ground called it “chaos.”
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The GOP has been suppressing Black and minority votes for decades, and they’ve gotten bolder in recent years. Democratic leaders – from Stacey Abrams to Hillary Clinton, including our Democratic Attorneys General – have spoken out against Georgia’s blatant voter suppression. But change won’t come unless you join them.
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