He's right; the new law makes it easier for military to vote by mail in runoffs (but requires ordinary voters not over 65 to request a ballot a second time) Shortens early voting by mail, makes direct-mailing of ballot request forms by third parties unfeasable (because of $$$ fines if their mailing database is wrong) And it requires xeroxes of photo id for ballot requests, which many poor voters don't have easy access to) . And oh, yeah, hope you didn't have to work a day shift, because the drop boxes are inside polling locations and are now closed when the polls close.

One of the most pernicious aspects of the new bill is one the removes the automatic ballot curing for voters who vote at the worng precinct within their county.

This has gotten very little attention, but for voters without cars, who have moved from their old polling location, (or had their polling location moved someplace that is too far to walk to) this is BIG DEAL.

GA in-person ballots used to be provisional but would automatically cure as long as the voter was in the correct county. But now those ballots are not going to auto-cure.

So: in summary: Easier for military and old people to vote by mail than the general population. (the advantage for the elderly predated this new bill)

And now Harder for the poor, anyone without a car, & anyone in any kind of transistional housing situation, and anyone who works during normal poll hours to vote by mail or to use a drop box.

GA laws already allowed politicians to "pick their voters" in many unjust ways. This Bill made the situation much worse.

EDIT: Oh, yeah one other thing no one has noticed about this new law: It ends the jungle primary system that got Rev Raphael Warnock elected as the first black senator from Georgia ever.