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Georgia’s Fulton County fined $10,000 a day for not appointing Republican election board nominees

A judge fined Fulton County $10,000 daily for defying orders to seat two Republican nominees amid ongoing political and legal conflicts over election board appointments.

  • On Wednesday in 2024, Judge David Emerson ordered Fulton County to pay a daily fine of $10,000 for failing to appoint two GOP-selected candidates, Julie Adams and Jason Frazier, to the county’s election board.
  • This followed the Board of Commissioners' refusal, led by Democrats, to approve Adams and Frazier despite court orders, triggering a lawsuit by the county Republican Party.
  • Since February 2024, Adams has been a member of the election board; she previously attempted, without success, to prevent the certification of election results, while Frazier has raised challenges regarding the eligibility of numerous voter registrations.
  • Attorney Don Samuel stated the commissioners respect the court but seek to avoid moot appeal outcomes, arguing appointments would prevent removal if the Court of Appeals sided with the commissioners.
  • The ongoing legal dispute highlights tensions over election oversight in this Democratic stronghold, with fines continuing until the county complies with appointing the GOP nominees as ordered.
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WAGA broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.
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