My finger hovered over the screen as I stood in a voting booth at State Farm Arena—home of the Atlanta Hawks basketball team and Georgia’s largest polling precinct. I had stepped into the booth with my mask on and mind made up to exert my hard-earned right to vote and support my candidates, but I pondered my decision.
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