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Fulton County Must Confirm Republican Election Board Nominees, Judge Rules

FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA, AUG 6 – Senior Judge David Emerson ruled Fulton County commissioners must seat two qualified Republican nominees, ending months of partisan disputes over election board representation.

  • Senior Judge David Emerson ruled this week that Fulton County is legally required to appoint Republicans Julie Adams and Jason Frazier to its election board.
  • The ruling followed the county commissioners' repeated refusal to confirm Adams and Frazier, citing concerns about their qualifications and political views, which the court found unlawful.
  • Adams and Frazier meet all eligibility requirements, including residency and voter registration, and the court emphasized that commissioners lack discretion to veto qualified nominees.
  • Judge Emerson emphasized that failing to make these appointments negatively impacts the integrity of the election and denies the nominating party its rightful representation, noting that the law mandates these selections occur without the possibility of veto.
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Judge rules officials in Georgia's Fulton County must appoint rejected Republicans to election board

A judge has ordered elected officials in Georgia's Fulton County to appoint two Republican nominees they had rejected to the county’s election board.

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WAGA broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
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