Absurd comparison. 1) Georgia's ID requirements are much stricter. 2) *Colorado mails every active registered voter a ballot.* 90-plus percent voted by mail even in pre-pandemic elections. 3) Colorado allows people to register on Election Day.
https://twitter.com/SenatorTimScott/status/1379428145451782149
I'm leaving aside the fact that the number of early voting days in primaries and generals (the number Scott referred to) is not critics' issue with the new Georgia law -- it's a bunch of other stuff -- and the pedantic point that the Braves play in Cobb County, about 29% Black.
Colorado also has drop boxes available 24 hours a day until the evening of Election Day. Under the new Georgia law, boxes can be available at most half the day, and only during the early voting period. Anyway: I shall write an article.
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