A lawsuit filed by the Georgia State Conference of the NAACP and the Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda seeks to overturn two provisions of Georgia’s recently passed election law, Senate Bill 189. The first provision allows legal challenges to voters registered at nonresidential addresses, such as college dormitories, senior living facilities, and homeless shelters. The lawsuit argues that denying someone’s right to vote based on their nonresidential address is unjust. The second provision, effective January 2024, requires homeless voters to use their county election office for election-related mail. Critics say this places an unfair burden on homeless voters compared to others. Supporters believe the provisions uphold election integrity, while opponents see them as part of a broader effort to disenfranchise certain voters. The lawsuit could impact voting access and fairness in Georgia moving forward.