The coronavirus pandemic has ignited a new fight over voting access, with some states looking to expand vote-by-mail options and President Trump digging in against those efforts. Here's a look at the vote-by-mail laws across America:
Interest in conducting elections by mail has mounted in both parties in recent weeks: Democrats in Congress and in statehouses are pushing for more funding for states' efforts to expand vote-by-mail access. And the Republican top elections officials in Georgia and Ohio are sending every voter in their states absentee ballot request forms ahead of their primaries.
"This will be extremely devastating to Republicans and conservatives in Georgia," state House Speaker David Ralston, a Republican, told FetchYourNews, an outlet in North Georgia. He later said that his concerns were expressly about fraud.Stacey Abrams, the Democrat who ran and lost against Georgia Gov.
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