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Welcome to Office Hours. I'm Georgia Howe with the Daily Wire.

Today, we sit down with Heritage Senior Legal Fellow and Manager of Heritage's Election Law Reform

Initiative, Hans von Spakovsky.

His new Prager You video is titled The Georgia Reform Law, Who Wants Fair Elections?

Where he breaks down the two sides of the Georgia voting reform debate.

On one side, folks are fighting to

ensure that all votes are cast legitimately. On the other side, folks are fighting to ensure that the

maximum number of people have a chance to vote. Two ideas that seem completely compatible.

So why all the controversy? Let's find out.

Hans, thank you so much for joining me.

Well, thanks for having me. I appreciate it.

So your video is even more timely now that there's this Department of Justice suit against Georgia.

So the first thing I want to jump into is, can you tell me a little bit about what new restrictions are in place that are kind of causing all this concern?

Well, it's wrong to refer to them as restrictions. I mean, they have changed provisions in election

law, but none of them restrict voters.

In fact, some things actually make it easier to vote.

For example, Georgia last year, just through an emergency rule, they authorized drop boxes for people to drop off their absentee ballots. That was never legal under Georgia law, and the election reform bill actually now made it legal.

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