In response to a recent Supreme Court ruling, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has called a special legislative session aimed at redrawing congressional and legislative maps in preparation for the 2028 elections. The session, set to begin on June 17, comes amid concerns from civil rights leaders and advocacy groups regarding potential gerrymandering that could dilute Black voting power. As legislators convene, they will also address QR code voting issues in the state. The decision has sparked a sharp division among Georgia Republicans, with some expressing support while others raise concerns over the implications of the redistricting plan.