Georgia Primary Runoffs Add Cost And Delay To The Process

Georgia’s primary elections are headed to expensive, unnecessary runoffs, a system that drags out the process and forces voters back to the polls when clear decisions should already be made. Critics argue runoff elections waste money, suppress turnout, and reward the most motivated factions instead of the broader electorate. It is a blunt example of how broken election rules can complicate democracy rather than strengthen it. Read more about this...