Supreme Court of Georgia strikes down four state election rules
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The Supreme Court of Georgia struck down four of seven election rules that were approved before the 2024 general election by the Republican-led state election board.
In a unanimous ruling, the court also invalidated one of the seven rules and sent the remaining two back to a lower trial court for further review.
The rules were adopted in August and September 2024 ahead of the general presidential election by the five-member State Election Board, which is composed of three Republicans, one Democrat and a nonpartisan chair. Then-former President Donald Trump praised the new rules, which were supported by the three Republicans on the board and opposed by the lone Democrat.
Here are the seven rules that were adopted by the election board that were at the center of the court’s Tuesday ruling:
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