::Well, it is the operative statute under which voters in Georgia are allowed to cast absentee ballots without excuse. I can do more research on the legislative history of the amendment in committee. I honestly don't know who introduced it or who in committee voted for it (although, if US Congress is any indication, the Rules Committee would be stacked with Republicans). Regardless, treating a no-fault absentee voting provision as extremely liberal seems to conflict with the legislative history, which shows the bill passing the House on a mostly party-line vote with Republicans in favor. [[User:GregG|GregG]] 23:36, 22 November 2012 (EST) | ::Well, it is the operative statute under which voters in Georgia are allowed to cast absentee ballots without excuse. I can do more research on the legislative history of the amendment in committee. I honestly don't know who introduced it or who in committee voted for it (although, if US Congress is any indication, the Rules Committee would be stacked with Republicans). Regardless, treating a no-fault absentee voting provision as extremely liberal seems to conflict with the legislative history, which shows the bill passing the House on a mostly party-line vote with Republicans in favor. [[User:GregG|GregG]] 23:36, 22 November 2012 (EST) |