Georgia Supreme Court considers whether judge was right to block new election rules
Georgia's highest court heard arguments Wednesday on whether a lower court judge ruled correctly when he blocked seven rules ...
Election Law Blog3 天
“Judge tosses challenge to Georgia GOP election law changes made after 2020 election”
A Georgia federal judge dismissed on Tuesday a challenge to provisions of a controversial GOP-sponsored election law that went into effect soon after the 2020 election, where President Donald Trump ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution10 天
Georgia election bill replaced in late-night maneuver, an attempt to change voting laws
A short elections bill advancing through the Georgia General Assembly is a "vehicle" for bigger potential changes to voting laws.
Election Law Blog3 天
“Georgia Supreme Court questions State Election Board on last-minute voting rule changes”
The Georgia Supreme Court debated Wednesday whether the State Election Board went too far when it attempted to pass new voting rules weeks before last year’s election. The case tests whether the board ...
FOX 5 Atlanta on MSN2 天
Georgia Supreme Court considering if judge was right to block State Election Board rules
It's now up to Georgia's highest court to decide whether a lower court judge ruled correctly when he blocked seven rules ...
Northwest Georgia News2 天
Georgia Supreme Court Takes Up State Election Board Rules Changes
Georgia’s Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the State Election Board had the authority to adopt new voting rules, ...
Georgia Election Reforms Survive Constitutional Challenges
A constitutional challenge to Georgia’s election-reform laws was dismissed by a federal court because the plaintiffs lacked standing.
Governor’s lawsuit reform bill passes Georgia House by 1 vote, heads back to Senate
Gov. Brian Kemp’s lawsuit reform package passed the Georgia House by a single vote Thursday afternoon only after three ...
The Daily Gazette11 天
Georgia election bill replaced in late-night maneuver, an attempt to change voting laws
ATLANTA — Late at night in the Georgia House last week, representatives pushed through a hastily rewritten elections bill with little notice, less debate and no hint of its significance.
New bill would ban student cellphones in all Georgia public elementary and middle schools
Georgia House passed cell phone ban for middle and elementary students two weeks ago, bill could go before full Senate soon.