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Handout D: Ballots, Popular Sovereignty, and the Rule of Law: How Should We Think About Voting Laws? Graphic Organizer

Explores the constitutionality of voting laws.

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Published: Apr 8, 2021

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Rule of Law, Consent of Governed/Popular Sovereignty, or Both Emphasized?

Handout B: Misleading narratives abound about Ga.’s new voting law

Handout C: Georgia’s shameful new voting laws are a product of GOP desperation

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