Sabrina German, the director of voter registration for Chatham County, Georgia, describes the challenges faced by election workers on a typical election day and the ongoing impact of disputes from the 2020 elections. German emphasizes the importance of maintaining neutrality in her role, stating, "I don’t talk politics with anyone." She acknowledges the difficulty of navigating political discussions in a highly partisan environment, noting that many Americans have become skilled at political diplomacy in social settings.
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Georgia Voting Official Discusses Pressure Faced by Election Workers
Sabrina German, a voting official in Chatham County, Georgia, discusses the pressures election workers encounter, particularly in light of the 2020 election disputes. She highlights the necessity of remaining neutral in her position and the challenges of engaging in political conversations.
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‘I don’t talk politics with anyone’: Georgia voting official on the pressure faced by election workers
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Georgia Voting Official Discusses Pressure Faced by Election Workers