The DOJ’s lawsuit against Georgia’s voter suppression bill is crucial. But it does not address the election board takeover provisions. The only lawsuit that does was filed by @MarilynRMarks1 & her nonprofit @CoalitionGoodGv. 1/
For those who are interested in the legal grounds for her challenge of SB202 and related details, here is the full interview. In my opinion, her legal theories are brilliant. 2/
3/ You can support Marilyn Marks's nonprofit, the Coalition for Good Governance (CGC), here. They are doing truly remarkable work. It was the CGC that obtained the landmark ruling that Georgia's old paperless voting machines were unconstitutional. coalitionforgoodgovernance.org/donate/
4/ Again, this was thanks to Marilyn’s work. It was a landmark ruling by a federal court. No other court in the country had found paperless voting machines to be unconstitutional. statescoop.com/georgia-paper-…
6/ “We are gravely concerned about the state's ability to take over bipartisan county boards.” - @MarilynRMarks1
7/ Here are just some of the glowing remarks that others have made re: @CoalitionGoodGv’s election transparency and security work. 
Correction post 1. The Georgia NAACP’s lawsuit also addresses the county election board takeover provision. Our apologies! 9/
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