Voting Group Offers Evidence of Primary Chaos (Corrected)

Georgia voters were significantly burdened during the state’s June primary by the requirement that voters using mail-in ballots provide their own postage, the Black Votes Matter Fund told a federal judge Tuesday.

The state’s June 9 election was infamously marked by equipment failures and long lines at the polls, with some voters waiting until midnight to cast their ballots in person.

The group filed a stack of declarations and an expert’s analysis in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. They’re asking the court to issue a preliminary injunction that would stop Georgia from enforcing the postage ...