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A federal judge upheld part of Georgia’s 2022 election law restricting absentee ballot applications by third-party activists.

Judge J.P. Boulee cited a compelling governmental interest in reducing voter confusion and enhancing electoral efficiency.

Senate Bill 202 includes limits on absentee drop boxes, an ID requirement for absentee voting, and bans on food and water for voters in line.

Georgia’s Secretary of State praised the ruling, stating it protects voters and ensures fair elections.

Voting rights groups plan to continue their legal fight against these restrictions, citing concerns over free speech.

A federal judge has upheld a portion of a controversial 2022 Georgia election law dealing with absentee ballots.

In a 50-page ruling Monday, U.S. District Judge J.P.

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