Thousands of Georgians had their registrations put on hold and weren’t sure if they’d be able to vote. Some voters were wrongly flagged as non-citizens; others had their ballots rejected because poll workers told them they had the wrong ID. Hundreds of polling places were shuttered before the election, and other precincts had four-hour lines. Absentee ballots were rejected because of signature mismatches or other minor errors.
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Noah Lanard is a Ben Bagdikian editorial fellow in Mother Jones' Washington, DC, bureau. Before joining Mother Jones, he was an editorial fellow at Washingtonian magazine. While living in Mexico City, his work appeared in The Guardian, Fusion and Vice. Follow him on Twitter: @nlanard.
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November 30, 2017Thirty-eight percent of the country won’t get a noticeable tax break when the cuts kick in.
