Mulberry referendum will stay on May primary ballot: Judge
The proposed residents of Mulberry will get to decide whether they want cityhood on Tuesday, despite a legal challenge and an emergency hearing.
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The proposed residents of Mulberry will get to decide whether they want cityhood on Tuesday, despite a legal challenge and an emergency hearing.
A Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge has ruled that a vote on whether or not to create the proposed city of Mulberry in the northeast part of the county can move forward after a lawsuit sought to strike it from the May 21 ballot.
"The law, title 22, you cannot prohibit a camera's recording from being done in a board of elections meeting," said Darnell.
The board of elections decided that Jeff Long, Vanita Hullander, Larry Black, and Steven Henry will be allowed on the ballot for the Republican primary on May 21.
Georgians are already voting early in next month's presidential primary, using the same Dominion touchscreen system in place since 2020.