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Hoyt

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13. The voter can carry all the water, Coke, Pepsi, etc., they want. And the way the law is written,

Reply to IggleDuer (Original post)

Sun Mar 28, 2021, 12:41 PM

Mar 2021

I think any group that is not trying to solicit/influence voters would have an argument in the unlikely event they were arrested. The Poll workers can hand out water too.

Also, I think the way the law is written, Democrats could throw a big party 150 feet from the Polls on the exit side.

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Is only water restricted in Georgia voting lines? [View all] IggleDuer Mar 2021 OP

Or what if... MiHale Mar 2021 #1

The law says food and drink. SweetieD Mar 2021 #2

Is Moon Shine okay ? magicarpet Mar 2021 #3

If there were more places to vote, as there should be, there wouldn't be long lines panader0 Mar 2021 #4

THIS genxlib Mar 2021 #9

I'd like to see insulated lunch bags handed out to folks before they get in line. SMC22307 Mar 2021 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author SMC22307 Mar 2021 #6

Everything. Food and drink. hlthe2b Mar 2021 #7

Any gift. Girard442 Mar 2021 #12

Does it restrict access to a potty? AnnaLee Mar 2021 #8

My guess is if you're voting while black, you gotta suffer. MoonRiver Mar 2021 #10

I mean couldn't you be walking CrackityJones75 Mar 2021 #11

The voter can carry all the water, Coke, Pepsi, etc., they want. And the way the law is written, Hoyt Mar 2021 #13

A loophole: the law specifically states "No person..." Girard442 Mar 2021 #14

Well now, that sounds pretty easy jmowreader Mar 2021 #15