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SB 568

Elections and Primaries; the list of eligible voters is posted and made public prior to each primary or election; require

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Jason Anavitarte and 8 co-sponsors

Georgia bill requiring election officials to publicly post eligible voter lists before primaries and general elections for public review and verification purposes.

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Bill Summary · SB 568

Legislative bill overview

SB 568 requires Georgia election officials to publicly post the list of eligible voters prior to each primary election or general election. This creates a period for public review and verification of voter rolls before elections occur, allowing citizens and election observers to identify potential discrepancies or irregularities in voter eligibility.

Why is this important

Voter roll accuracy is fundamental to election integrity, as errors can result in ineligible voters casting ballots or eligible voters being turned away. Public posting creates transparency in the voter registration process and provides a mechanism for catching and correcting errors before voting occurs. This affects both election administration efficiency and public confidence in electoral processes.

Potential points of contention

  • Implementation burden: Election officials must determine how far in advance to post lists and manage the logistics of updating rolls while maintaining data security, potentially straining resources in smaller jurisdictions
  • Data privacy concerns: Publishing voter lists (even filtered versions) raises questions about personal information exposure, voter harassment risks, and compliance with federal privacy protections
  • Challenge procedures: The bill doesn't clarify who can challenge voter eligibility, what evidence is required, resolution timelines, or how to handle disputed entries close to election day, creating potential for litigation or disenfranchisement

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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