Georgia Sued For Third Time Over New Voting Law

The transcript discusses a new voting law in Georgia, supported by Republicans, which strengthens voter ID requirements and limits ballot drop boxes. The ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, and NAACP have filed a lawsuit claiming the law is discriminatory. Some groups have called for boycotts, while Georgia's governor criticizes these actions, arguing they harm local businesses. Democratic senators argue the law suppresses voter turnout.

What organizations filed a lawsuit against the new voting law?

• Greenpeace, WWF, and PETA

• ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, and NAACP

• FBI, CIA, and NSA

• UNICEF, WHO, and Red Cross

What does the new voting law change regarding absentee ballots?

• It allows absentee ballots to be submitted online

• It extends the deadline for absentee ballot submission

• It strengthens voter ID requirements for absentee ballots

• It eliminates absentee ballots entirely

What action have some groups called for in response to the new law?

• Petitions to support the law

• Increased voter registration drives

• Boycotts of businesses and events

• Celebrations of the new law

What is the governor's stance on the boycotts?

• He is indifferent to the boycotts

• He supports the boycotts

• He believes the boycotts are justified

• He criticizes the boycotts as harmful to Georgians

What do the state's Democratic senators believe about the new law?

• It will increase voter turnout

• It will make voting more accessible

• It will suppress voter turnout

• It will have no effect on voter turnout