Ok! Ty....I'm not trying to push anything... Just looking at the conversation and using common sense to suggest that yes irregularities could be involved or not, so let the best reasoning and evidence win in such a case.
I'm ready to argue!

I think rules should be followed....but if caught afterwards, two years later in this case, an election can not be redone or uncertified.... it's too late, 5 million other legal voters, already voted....
And making them to come out and come to another election to redo their vote is inherently unfair.
If Georgia feels this law on 30 days is important, then they would tell the citizens about it publicly in a campaign to inform, AND they would have a means to check for it, before any vote was cast.
To disqualify all citizens that voted because a handful did not follow the rules, and make them find the time to vote again, is just not feasible, or fair in any manner.
It allows sinister characters to organize a means of irregularity votes, so to set up a new election where half of the original voters can't or don't show up.