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Marred By Lobbying Conflicts, GA Election Board Member Resigns - Vimarsana News

Marred By Lobbying Conflicts, GA Election Board Member Resigns

Georgia SEB member Ed Lindsey resigned months after The Federalist uncovered his history of voting on cases involving clients he lobbied for.

DeKalb County GOP Calls On GA Election Board Official To Resign - Vimarsana News

DeKalb County GOP Calls On GA Election Board Official To Resign

The DeKalb County GOP unanimously approved a resolution on Saturday calling on Georgia State Election Board member Ed Lindsey to resign.

RECOGNIZING LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES FOR ACHIEVEMENTS OFF THE FIELD A PRIORITY FOR AYLO HEALTH'S MISSION - Vimarsana News

RECOGNIZING LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES FOR ACHIEVEMENTS OFF THE FIELD A PRIORITY FOR AYLO HEALTH'S MISSION

/PRNewswire/ -- Recognizing athletic achievements is not an uncommon occurrence. From the Super Bowl to the World Cup, these pinnacles of athletic success are...

Legal challenges vie for Black voters in Alabama, Georgia redistricting maps - Vimarsana News

Legal challenges vie for Black voters in Alabama, Georgia redistricting maps

MONTGOMERY — The same day federal judges in Alabama struck down the state’s proposed congressional maps for lacking equitable representation of Black voters, federal judges in Georgia began hearing arguments

Legal challenges vie for Black voters in Alabama, Georgia redistricting maps - Vimarsana News

Legal challenges vie for Black voters in Alabama, Georgia redistricting maps

MONTGOMERY — The same day federal judges in Alabama struck down the state’s proposed congressional maps for lacking equitable representation of Black voters, federal judges in Georgia began hearing arguments