Voting in GA 2020 Election: Interview with Brionte McCorkle with GA Conservation Voters

<p>In prep for the Nov 3, 2020 election (GA has 2 U.S. Senate Seats on the ballot), we review early voting options in Georgia, such as how to request a mail-in (absentee) ballot (ideally no later than October 1st); or to find early voting polling locations in your county from Oct 12 - 28th (and what counts as valid ID). This  <a href='https://www.mvp.sos.ga.gov/MVP'>Georgia My Voter page</a>  helps you check your registration status (Oct 5th is registration deadline) and find early voting locations   Another good resource is <a href='https://www.govotega.org/'>GoVoteGA.org</a> (for volunteering and for help with voting).</p> <p>Brionte McCorkle, Exec Director of <a href='https://gcvoters.org/vote/'>Georgia Conservation Voters</a> talks with "In Tune to Nature" radio host Carrie Freeman for this 24-minute radio show that aired on 89.3FM wrfg.org in Atlanta on Sept 23rd.</p> <p>To research Georgia candidates' voting record on environmental protection legislation, see this <a href='https://gcvoters.org/scorecards/georgia-2020/'>Environmental Scorecard</a>   It's hard not to notice that most Democrats score much higher than most Republicans. </p>