Georgia election law imposes a hurdle for voters who are homeless

“To me, life is about change, not for the worse but for the better,” said Billy Taylor, 56. “That’s making my life worse.” An Army veteran, Taylor has been homeless for the past 20 years while struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder and an alcohol problem. But he said he’s voted in every election since he was old enough to cast a ballot. Taylor picks up his mail across the street from the Georgia Capitol at the Central Presbyterian Church’s Outreach and Advocacy Center, where about 2,300 voters who are likely...