Georgia Senate Bill 67 passes providing for submission of identification in connection with absentee ballot applications

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A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Chapter 2 of Title 21 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to elections and primaries generally, so as to provide for the submission of identification in connection with absentee ballot applications; to provide for the submission of photocopies of voter identification documents for absentee ballot applications; to provide for requesting of absentee ballot applications through a web portal; to provide for related matters; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.

Senate Bill 67 passed the Georgia Senate on February 23, 2021. Sponsors of the bill are below:

Sen. Larry Walker [R]Sen. Butch Miller [R]Sen. Jeff Mullis [R]Sen. John Kennedy [R]
Sen. Steve Gooch [R]Sen. Jason Anavitarte [R]Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick [R]Sen. John Albers [R]
Sen. Brian Strickland [R]Sen. Marty Harbin [R]Sen. Carden Summers [R]Sen. Lee Anderson [R]
Sen. Max Burns [R]Sen. Sheila McNeill [R]Sen. Billy Hickman [R]Sen. Ben Watson [R]
Sen. Tyler Harper [R]Sen. Lindsey Tippins [R]Sen. Bo Hatchett [R]Sen. Russ Goodman [R]
Sen. Clint Dixon [R]Sen. Frank Ginn [R]Sen. Lee Anderson [R]Sen. Chuck Payne [R]
Sen. Bruce Thompson [R]Sen. Michael Dugan [R]

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(S.B. 67, SB67, SB 67, sb67)

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