Judge tosses suit seeking declaration that Georgia officials don’t have to certify election results
- A lawsuit about Georgia election board members' discretion to refuse certification has been dismissed for technical reasons, though the judge indicated it could be refiled.
- Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney stated that Adams failed to name the correct party as a defendant in her lawsuit.
- McBurney emphasized that while this action is dismissed, Adams can refile with the correct party and continue her claims.
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Judge tosses suit seeking declaration that Georgia officials don’t have to certify election results
Julie Adams, a Republican member of Fulton County's Board of Elections, filed the lawsuit arguing that county election board members had the discretion to refuse to certify election results.
·Atlanta, United States
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"A lawsuit arguing that county election board members in Georgia have the discretion to refuse to certify election results has been dismissed on a technicality, but the judge noted it could be refiled," the AP reports.
·New York, United States
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Judge tosses suit seeking declaration that Georgia officials don't have to certify election results
A lawsuit arguing that county election board members in Georgia have the discretion to not certify election results has been dismissed on a technicality.
·United States
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right0Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution55% Left
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