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Political position in Georgia, USA
Fulton County officials acknowledged at a December 9 Georgia State Election Board hearing that they “do not dispute” that tabulation tapes for advanced (early) voting were not signed, and auditors and...
The Georgia Secretary of State’s 2024 inquiry into Fulton County concluded there was no evidence of widespread fraud in the specific “ballot suitcase” and poll-worker allegations it examined, but it i...
The Georgia Secretary of State’s office and the State Election Board (SEB) focused their review of Fulton County’s 2020 tabulation tapes on both the physical tape receipts from tabulators and a broad ...
Public records that can confirm whether someone held a Georgia private investigator registration are held and searchable by the Georgia Secretary of State’s Private Detective and Security Agencies boa...
Investigations in Georgia after the 2020 election focused on several discrete chain-of-custody and ballot-handling incidents, most prominently a Fulton County “ballot suitcase” allegation, misplaced m...
Georgia must follow the U.S. Constitution and federal practice that House vacancies are filled by election; the state governor issues a writ to call a special election and Georgia law and precedent se...
Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she will resign from the U.S. House effective Jan. 5, 2026, which will trigger a special election to fill Georgia’s 14th Congressional District seat . Available source...
A multi-year VoterGA lawsuit seeking inspection of Fulton County’s 2020 absentee ballots advanced at times but was ultimately dismissed in 2021 for lack of standing and failure to allege a particulari...
Georgia law requires the governor to issue a writ calling a special election for a vacant U.S. House seat within 10 days of the vacancy, and state practice has been to schedule special elections with ...
Georgia law requires the governor to call special elections to fill U.S. House or state legislative vacancies; for state legislative seats, when a vacancy occurs between 60 days before the November ge...
Georgia, like every state, must fill U.S. House vacancies by special election; the U.S. Constitution assigns the governor the duty to issue a writ and state law prescribes timing and nomination mechan...
Georgia Senate District 18 covers all of Crawford, Monroe, Peach and Upson counties and only portions of Bibb and Houston counties, according to multiple local news outlets and the Georgia Secretary o...
Georgia is not experiencing a single, statewide election “now”; the 2026 statewide calendar places major contests (primaries in May and the general election in November) ahead, but local and special e...
Fulton County’s 2020 election created a patchwork of forensic artifacts — poll/tabulator tapes, memory cards, ballot images, cast‑vote records (CVRs) and custody logs — but the completeness and certif...
Three formal tallies — the initial machine tabulation, a hand-conducted risk-limiting audit, and a machine recount — all produced similar results that affirmed Joe Biden’s 2020 victory in Fulton Count...
To verify a Georgia shower-conversion company’s license, use the Georgia Secretary of State’s license lookup / Professional Licensing Boards Division online tools; the state’s sites provide real-time ...
Georgia has scheduled multiple special elections in 2025 for a mix of statewide and local offices — notably a November 4, 2025 special election for two Public Service Commission (PSC) seats and a slat...
Georgia law requires the governor to call a special election to fill a U.S. House vacancy; the Secretary of State then publishes the writ and notifies county superintendents (Justia citing O.C.G.A.) a...
Georgia law and practice show two different authorities can “call” — i.e., set — special election dates depending on the office: the Georgia Secretary of State commonly issues formal “calls” for state...
Georgia law requires a measurable minimum interval between the official “call” for a special election and the date the election is held: at least 29 days must intervene between the call and the holdin...