This Georgia County May Close All But Two Polling Places

Voting in the November midterms could get harder in one majority-black Georgia county with a poverty rate nearly double the national average. Randolph County, population 7,224, is about three hours south of Atlanta. The rural, agricultural area is considered part of the south's "Black Belt." It's known for producing peanuts and cotton, as well as a history of slavery, racial violence and voter suppression.