Georgia Supreme Court halts Cobb County extension of absentee ballot deadline
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that any ballot received by 7 p.m. on Election Day can be counted, but any ballots received after the deadline through 5 p.m. on Nov. 8, must be kept separately and securely, but not destroyed, until further notice from the court. Those late ballots would not immediately be counted.
Attorneys for Hog Hammock residents, known as the Gullah Geechee, have filed a motion to appeal the decision to stop the election, with the case likely headed to the Georgia Supreme Court. With ...
In the latest battle over Georgia’s election laws and procedures, the Georgia Supreme Court declined to expedite a ...
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Georgia’s top court cancels extension for delayed ballots in Cobb County, siding with RNCGeorgia’s highest court on Monday ruled that thousands of Cobb County voters who received their ballots late will not have ...
"It is very unlikely that courts - including, if necessary, the U.S. Supreme Court - would permit a local state criminal ...
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