Georgia Audit Finds Nine Noncitizens Voted In Past Elections
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced Wednesday that an audit of Georgia’s voter rolls found 20 noncitizens registered to vote — and nearly half of them reportedly previously voted in an election. Raffensperger said the state found 20 noncitizens on its voter rolls after it launched a citizenship audit this summer. The audit also […]
Keeping voters in suspense while officials take days to announce outcomes rightfully breeds distrust in the electoral process.
SEB Member Janelle King told The Federalist she is 'disappointed for the people of Georgia' following McBurney's ruling.
'The SOS Elections Division does not intend to provide additional training on SEB rules until after any court decisions are made.'
The court ordered Raffensperger to place notices in polling locations warning that votes cast for West and De la Cruz will not count.
Some state and county officials told The Federalist they're skeptical about the county's electoral integrity even with the monitoring team.
A senior official in the Georgia Secretary of State's office said that election officials who do not to blindly certify election results should threatened with 'the powers of the courts.'
Georgia's Fulton County is allegedly not maintaining its voter rolls, according to a newly filed suit in federal court.
The SEB ruled 2-1 in May that Fulton County violated election law during the 2020 election and therefore must have an independent monitor to oversee its elections.
The fate of the country could potentially hinge on the outcome in Georgia -- it's only fair that the outcome is determined by legitimate votes.
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