Answer:
Georgia is a state in the southeastern region of the United States.
Voting is a fundamental human right although there are rules on who can vote according to the laws of the state or country. In Georgia a recent immigrant to Georgia who has been a citizen for six months prior to the election is allowed to vote or be voted for.
A resident alien who just turned eighteen, a convicted felon currently incarcerated in a Georgia prison and
a citizen who is declared mentally incompetent by a court aren’t allowed to vote.
An immigrant who has been citizen of Georgia for six months prior to the election, is allowed to vote, hence option A.
There were numerous debates held on the matter of who will be allowed to vote in the election. The debates was related to the issue of immigrants rights, and it was collectively decided that immigrant does have right to vote.
Hence, the option A which says a recent immigrant to Georgia who has been a citizen for six months prior to the election.
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