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Judge Disqualifies Democrat Daniel Blackman From Georgia Public Service Commission Primary

  • Daniel Blackman, a Democratic candidate for the Georgia Public Service Commission District 3 seat, was disqualified last month for residency issues ahead of the June 17 primary.
  • The disqualification followed challenges asserting Blackman did not meet the state law requiring candidates to live in their district at least one year before the election.
  • Blackman relocated to Fulton County in October 2024 but did not change his voter registration there until April 2025, and he participated in the November 2024 election as a Forsyth County voter.
  • Judge Ural Glanville expressed that the secretary's ruling correctly followed Georgia law, and a formal judgment is anticipated soon.
  • If Blackman remains disqualified, votes cast for him will not count in the June 17 primary, and signs warning voters will be posted at polling places statewide.
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