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Over three years after the contentious November 2020 election, Georgia appears to be acknowledging issues that have long been scrutinized by election integrity advocates. Recently, Governor Brian Kemp signed into law a bill aimed at stricter voter roll maintenance. This initiative is part of broader efforts to clean up the voter registry, expunging names of individuals now disqualified under the new rules. It signifies a move toward greater transparency and accountability in Georgia's electoral process, which has been marred by controversy.