Colorado (Dem-run of course) is arguably the best state for making it easy to vote. They have automatic & same-day voter registration, universal vote-by-mail, & numerous countywide vote centers where any person in a county may vote in-person on Election Day or during early voting
https://twitter.com/jonlemire/status/1379249158733889538
Gerrymandering hasn't gotten as much publicity in 2021 yet as GOP voting restrictions have, but another biggie is Colorado has independent redistricting commissions while Georgia GOP is about to viciously gerrymander again. CO stands head & shoulders above GA for fair elections
https://twitter.com/PoliticsWolf/status/1379255716511293440
CO vs GA voting law
CO registration deadline Election Day; GA 28 days prior
CO requests (non-photo) ID, not requires; GA strictly requires photo ID
CO votes near 100% by mail, so voting lines are nonexistent; GA must request mail vote
CO lets probation/parolees vote;, GA doesn't
CO registration deadline Election Day; GA 28 days prior
CO requests (non-photo) ID, not requires; GA strictly requires photo ID
CO votes near 100% by mail, so voting lines are nonexistent; GA must request mail vote
CO lets probation/parolees vote;, GA doesn't
https://twitter.com/alexsalvinews/status/1379254927940272129
Republicans so badly want to make the whole Georgia voting law boycott about voter ID, but 1) GEORGIA HAS HAD VOTER ID SINCE 2006, this is not what 2021 backlash is over & 2) can't even be bothered to honestly state that Colorado DOES NOT REQUIRE VOTER ID ncsl.org/research/elect…
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