Record turnout shows voter integrity laws don't hurt

 Red States:

On the first day of voting, Georgia saw voters arrive in record numbers, disproving the numerous lies spun about voter reform.

It was all said to be the worst thing possible for voting rights in the state of Georgia. After he was “wrongfully” elected, Governor Brian Kemp joined in with other states in pushing, then passing, a voter integrity law that would address many of the policies trotted out due to the pandemic, as well as expanding numerous ways early voting could take place. The furor, as we all saw, was loud and persistent.

Many in the press joined in by bellowing about the disenfranchisement of voters, particularly minorities. This spread out to Democrats in general, all the way up to President Biden. With many invoking the term “Jim Crow” to describe the supposedly racist aspects, Biden decided to ramp up the hysterics, declaring the law to be “Jim Eagle.” One detail lost in the outrage: The people actually favored the law. 

Then there was Stacey Abrams, the Democrat poster-gal for election impropriety, squealing about the law loudly. She complained bitterly that the law was illegal, racist, and all other accusations. Her outrage was so justified that she went to court to block its enforcement – only to be met with a judge striking her suit down.

Now comes the news that on the first day of early voting in Georgia, they have set a record for a midterm election turnout. On Day 2, Tuesday, they actually exceeded the turnout on the second day of voting in the 2020 general election. This is not an anomaly either, as the state also saw record numbers in the primary that was run this summer. So all of the protracted yelping and claims of racial intolerance have been exposed as being what we knew from the start – a complete lie.

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Democrats and other leftists have slandered voter integrity laws and been proven wrong about the turnout.  Good for Georgia for not backing down on voter integrity.   They showed you can have a fair election without vote fraud.

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