Most HBCU students, other private school attendees excluded from using school IDs to vote in Georgia
At least two Georgia voting laws, including one from 2006, kept HBCU and private school students from voting in the midterms.
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At least two Georgia voting laws, including one from 2006, kept HBCU and private school students from voting in the midterms.
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HBCU students in Georgia described voting difficulties over IDs, stemming from an old state law.
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