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The Henry County Board of Supervisors has voted to move forward with its published meeting agenda despite disagreement over questions about the county’s election process

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The Henry County Board of Supervisors has voted to move forward with its published meeting agenda despite disagreement over questions about the county's election process. The Hawk Eye reports supervisor Marc Lindeen objected to scrutinizing County Auditor Robin Detrick, who also oversees elections, while Supervisor Steve Detrick said the public has a right to understand how elections are conducted. The board voted two-to-one to proceed. Detrick …
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KBUR broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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