Georgia Republicans Aim to Limit Mail-In Voting Ahead of Runoffs

The video discusses a legal challenge that may affect the January 5th runoff election for two US Senate seats. The GOP plans to restrict absentee voting and add voter ID requirements, despite having passed the absentee voting system in 2005. They filed lawsuits for more absentee ballot reviews, although studies show no voter fraud evidence. The GOP also seeks another audit of the November election results, which confirmed Biden's win in Georgia. The Secretary of State supports some restrictions but acknowledges no fraud evidence.

What changes did the GOP propose for absentee voting ahead of the January 5th runoff election?

• Introducing no-excuse absentee voting

• Eliminating voter ID requirements

• Adding a voter ID requirement and eliminating ballot drop boxes

• Increasing the number of ballot drop boxes

Who are the two incumbent Republican senators facing challenges in the runoff election?

• Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff

• Joe Biden and Kamala Harris

• Donald Trump and Mike Pence

• Kelly Leffler and David Perdue

What did the GOP's lawsuits seek regarding absentee ballots?

• To add more drop boxes

• To increase the number of absentee ballots

• To eliminate absentee voting entirely

• To review absentee ballot signatures

What did multiple studies and the president's own commission reveal about voter fraud in the 2020 election?

• Significant evidence of fraud

• No evidence of fraud

• Evidence of fraud only in Georgia

• Evidence of fraud in all states

What was the outcome of the two recounts of the November presidential election results in Georgia?

• A third recount was ordered

• Joe Biden's win was certified

• The results were inconclusive

• Donald Trump was declared the winner