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About Greg Palast

Investigative reporter Greg Palast is the author most recently of How Trump Stole 2020, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy, now a film, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy: The Case of the Stolen Election. Palast has been tracking racial vote trickery for The Guardian, Rolling Stone, Democracy Now! and Truthout.

Voting Gangnam Style: The New Kim Crow in Georgia

March 26, 2021 By Greg Palast

Voting Gangnam Style: The New Kim Crow in Georgia

For eight years now, I’ve investigated how Georgia’s Secretaries of State have amp’d up the old Jim Crow tactics against Asian-Americans. Call it, the New Kim Crow.

Filed Under: Guest Bloggers Tagged With: Gangnam Style, Georgia

No Car, No Vote: “Emergency” Georgia Registration Roadblock

November 26, 2020 By Greg Palast

On Monday, Georgia’s Board of Elections issued a directive that allows county election supervisors to block new registrations of voters who do not have a car registered in Georgia. I kid you not.

Filed Under: Guest Bloggers Tagged With: Brad Raffensperger, Georgia, Greg Palast, Voter Registration

Election Day Mayhem Began Two Years Ago With Massive Voter Purges

November 6, 2020 By Greg Palast

Election Day Mayhem Began Two Years Ago With Massive Voter Purges

Here’s how the purge game got started. Two years ago, the Supreme Court’s right-wing five authorized a new method of “cleaning” voter rolls. The Court agreed with GOP voting officials, beginning with Ohio and Georgia, to purge voter rolls of those who “moved.”

Filed Under: Guest Bloggers Tagged With: Greg Palast, voter purges

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