Short, Bob, 1932-United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018Moultrie, Roy D., 1932Short, Bob, 19322012-05-04Finding aid available in repository.Roy D. Moultrie was born in Hamilton, Georgia, on April 2, 1932. He attended West Georgia College and obtained his J.D. from Mercer University. Moultrie served as a Probate Judge in Harris County, Georgia, before running for State Representative for the 93rd district in 1984. He served as a State Representative from 1985 to 1993.Roy Moultrie conveys his thoughts on the transition from the county unit system to popular voting. He discusses the issues with reapportionment and explains how the transition affected him as a probate judge. Moultrie discusses early voting machines, electronic voting, and the present-day issues with voter ID laws. He recalls his relationship with Denmark Groover. Moultrie discusses his early life and education. He comments on his interest in politics and his transition to becoming an ordinary/probate judge. Moultrie reflects on the decision to run for state legislature. He discusses his campaign and recalls his committee assignments. Moultrie comments on his earliest campaign for M.E. Thompson and his father's support for Herman Talamadge. He also reflects on the administrations of Ellis Arnall, Marvin Griffin, and Ernest Vandiver. Moultrie discusses school integration in Georgia in Harris County and in the rest of Georgia. He comments on the politics of Jimmy Carter, Bo Callaway, Lester Maddox, Joe Frank Harris, and George Busbee. Moultrie recalls not voting for Zell Miller's lottery bill because his constituents did not support it. Moultrie discusses his political views and life after retirement and comments on party politics in Georgia.Interviewed by Bob Short.video/mp4enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Reflections on Georgia Politics Oral History Collectionhttp://sclfind.libs.uga.edu/sclfind/view?docId=ead/RBRL220ROGP.xmlGeorgia--General Assembly--House of RepresentativesJudges--Georgia--InterviewsLegislators--Georgia--InterviewsApportionment (Election law)--GeorgiaElectronic voting--GeorgiaElections--GeorgiaPolitical parties--GeorgiaSchool integration--GeorgiaLotteries--GeorgiaApportionment (Election law)ElectionsElectronic votingJudgesLegislatorsLotteriesPolitical partiesPolitics and governmentSchool integrationGeorgia--Politics and governmentGeorgiaRoy Moultrie, 04 May 2012.MovingImage