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The Georgia State House passes the first round of voter reforms that have the Dems howling.

- a limit on Sunday early voting. Designed to prevent buses from picking whole congregations at church and driving them to polling places

- Restricts ballot drop boxes limiting to inside early voting locations. They can be monitored now.

- Requires ID to vote absentee

- Sets deadlines to request Absentee to 11 days before election

- Bans outside funding of elections from non profit organizations. This is important as it thwarts the Stacy Abrams "get of the vote" groups and Soros funded groups. Also is a back door way to eliminate Dems from hiring people to ballot harvest.

- Prohibits governments from sending out unsolicited absentee ballots. No mail in voting!

- Changes in the run-off process. Along with a few other things.

The Georgia Senate will pass it, and Kemp will sign it.

So there you go, Georgia moves to eliminate clean up the election process, just like Florida did. Florida had a basically clean election. Let's do a count down until we get the usual crowd telling us it can't be done and the GOP won't do anything at the State the level - even as they do it.