Georgia polls have an average wait time of two minutes per voter across the entire state according the Georgia Secretary of State’s office, WABE News reporter Rahul Bali reported Tuesday.
Bali reported that the polls had maintained a two-minute wait time, and pointed to results as early as 7 p.m. EST, despite claims that Georgia’s voter laws are “suppressive.” In past elections, Georgia voters have reported voter suppression after waiting in long lines, but early voting and an updated voter information page seem to have brought wait times down.
When early voting opened for Georgia in October, record turnouts were reported with 434,567 Georgians casting their vote; however, Democratic challenger Stacey Abrams continued to criticize Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, claiming he was working to suppress voters. “It does not mean voter suppression doesn’t exist,” Abrams said during a rally. “But we’re stronger, better, and faster than it.”
[Stacey Abrams is a demagogue who is about to get her comeuppance, but it’s nothing compared to Joe “Jim Crow 2.0” Biden’s comeuppance. — Ed]
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