A trial about voting complaints in the 2018 and 2020 elections began Monday.
The group “Fair Fight” argued Georgia’s election policies illegally obstructed voters from casting their ballots.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams founded the group after losing to Republican governor Brian Kemp.
The plaintiffs argue Georgia’s “exact match” voter registration rules are inconsistent. The group said the system can invalidate voters for hyphenated names, nicknames, and other information that doesn’t match government records.
It said that disproportionately affects Black voters.
The state has already defeated several of the group’s claims in lower courts.