“Electoral disaster”: Georgia senator, Lt. Gov. propose banning ranked-choice voting

I have mixed emotions about free food and drink while you wait in line. How does someone influence a voter with cookies and a bottle of water? If you have not made a firm decision on who to vote for prior to getting there, you probably wouldn't be there, and if a cookie and a bottle of water changes your mind, you probably shouldn't be there!! Just my opinion.

Does anyone know if it is illegal to serve alcohol on election day in Georgia?
 
Something off the top shelf could possibly sway a decision....at least that's I've been told. Next thing you know they'll be offering free phones, free internet, an free debit cards....oh...wait....
 
Paxilpapa said:
I have mixed emotions about free food and drink while you wait in line. How does someone influence a voter with cookies and a bottle of water? If you have not made a firm decision on who to vote for prior to getting there, you probably wouldn't be there, and if a cookie and a bottle of water changes your mind, you probably shouldn't be there!! Just my opinion.

Does anyone know if it is illegal to serve alcohol on election day in Georgia?
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You underestimate the stupidity of some voters. Weak minded sheep are easily influenced. The same ones who could be swayed are the same ones who vote to continue their entitlements regardless if the working taxpayers can afford it or not.
 
I'm pretty sure in the last couple of election, a carton of cigarettes and/or a bottle of whisky got a lot of mail-in ballots filled out.
 
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