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So-called “poll chaplains,” or election-day volunteers from places of worship, will be at select polling places on Tuesday. They plan to support voters and help them navigate changes in Georgia’s election law.
(This story was produced in partnership with Just Media, a national hub for grassroots storytelling on the politics of policing and justice reform.) The countdown is on for Georgia's runoff elections on Jan. 5, pitting incumbent Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler against their Democratic challengers, Jon Ossoff and Rev. Dr. Raphael Warnock. With mail-in and early voting in full swing, Georgians of faith are working around the clock to mobilize their communities to vote. The Democratic Party hopes to draw on Warnock's pastoral background to mobilize Black Christian voters. Warnock is ...