Procedure for voting by absentee ballot; advance voting [Georgia]

Georgia Code ^

[Oceanis46]

(a) At any time after receiving an official absentee ballot, but before the day of the primary or election, except electors who are confined to a hospital on the day of the primary or election, the elector shall vote his or her absentee ballot, then fold the ballot and enclose and securely seal the same in the envelope on which is printed "Official Absentee Ballot." This envelope shall then be placed in the second one, on which is printed the form of the oath of the elector; the name and oath of the person assisting, if any; and other required identifying information. The elector shall then fill out, subscribe, and swear to the oath printed on such envelope. Such envelope shall then be securely sealed and the elector shall then personally mail or personally deliver same to the board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk, provided that mailing or delivery may be made by the elector's mother, father, grandparent, aunt, uncle, brother, sister, spouse, son, daughter, niece, nephew, grandchild, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, or an individual residing in the household of such elector. The absentee ballot of a disabled elector may be mailed or delivered by the caregiver of such disabled elector, regardless of whether such caregiver resides in such disabled elector's household. The absentee ballot of an elector who is in custody in a jail or other detention facility may be mailed or delivered by any employee of such jail or facility having custody of such elector...

[Oceanis46]

My read is that GA requires absentee ballots to be mailed by a household member, family member, or caregiver.

So, no ballot harvesting - except maybe at nursing homes if you have someone working there actually put the envelopes in the mailbox.

Am I missing something? Does anyone know if the D's are ballot harvesting at jails? Are the R's working the nursing homes? Does anyone from a PAC want to pay me to go work nursing homes?

[Repeal The 17th]

A vanity on your first day at Free Republic is considered bad form.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

“””A vanity on your first day at Free Republic is considered bad form.”””

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Ditto here.

[Right Wing Assault]

He/she used part of a huge title from Georgia law. No problem.

Then made some comments.

No problem.

I don't see it as a vanity.

[ChessExpert]

Is this a vanity post? Links are to the Justia website which includes Georgia code, 2006-2019, the US Constitution and other information.

[House Atreides]

Well, that’s THE LAW as PASSED BY THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. Is that what’s actually happening EXTRA-LEGISLATIVELY? You know, as decided by the Governor, Secretary of State and judges.

[preacher]

l8r

[100%FEDUP]

The 2 words that jumped out at me were folded and envelope. So absentee/mailin ballots that have not been folded and have no envelope should be disqualified?

[Oceanis46]

Didn’t see it as a vanity post. Not about me personally, other than the job joke. Just wanted to start a discussion about what I think is an important issue. I could have posted to breaking.