ATLANTA (AP) — A judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit alleging fraud in Georgia’s most populous county during the 2020 election. The suit sought a review of some 147,000 absentee ballots to see if any were illegitimate.
A judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit that alleged fraud in Georgia’s most populous county during the 2020 election.
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The lawsuit was originally filed in December and alleged evidence of fraudulent ballots and improper ballot counting in Fulton County. It was filed by nine Georgia voters and spearheaded by Garland Favorito, a longtime critic of Georgia’s election systems.
Henry County Superior Court Chief Judge Brian Amero’s order dismissing the case says the voters who brought the lawsuit “
failed to allege a particularized injury” and therefore lacked the standing to claim that their state constitutional rights to equal protection and due process had been violated.
Amero also noted that Georgia’s secretary of state’s office had provided a “
substantive and detailed response” to his request for an update on any investigations into allegations of fraudulent or counterfeit ballots in Fulton County.
Number 2 with a Bullet.
Investigators: No Evidence of Fulton County Ballot Fraud
Investigators with Georgia’s secretary of state’s office have not found any evidence to substantiate claims that fraudulent or counterfeit ballots were counted in Fulton County during the 2020 general election.
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ATLANTA (AP) — Investigators in Georgia haven’t found any evidence to substantiate claims that fraudulent or counterfeit ballots were counted in Fulton County during the 2020 general election, according to a court filing.
Henry County Superior Court Chief Judge Brian Amero is
presiding over a lawsuit that alleges fraud in Fulton County during last year’s election. He’s weighing a request from county officials to dismiss the lawsuit. At a hearing last month, he asked for an updat
e into any investigations by the secretary of state’s office and Georgia Bureau of Investigation into allegations of fraudulent or counterfeit ballots in the state’s most populous county.
Lawyers with the state attorney general’s office on Tuesday filed a response brief that details investigative steps taken in response to the claims.
Former President Donald Trump fixated on Georgia, and
particularly on Fulton County, after the November general election, claiming without evidence that fraud in the county contributed to his narrow loss in the state.
I know that Georgia is the Great White Whale for the Q-Publicans. In these two cases, you people just cannot beach that whale.