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GA ruling lets 4k voters who moved vote on 1/5 - look at who the judge is - Vimarsana News

GA ruling lets 4k voters who moved vote on 1/5 - look at who the judge is

A judge blocked the purge of Democrat voters who are no longer legitimate voters in time for the January 5th runoff. Democrats in Georgia are arguing that a change of address form received at the Post Office doesn’t prove you’ve actually moved. They claim you can still vote using that old address. Democrats are communistic now, and anything goes as the hard-left drives all this with the party’s okay. A judge reversed the order to remove 4,000 voters ahead of the January 5th runoff for two Senate seats. Now, why would they want that? We can tell you why.

Judge Who Is Stacey Abrams' Sister Blocks Challenges - Vimarsana News

Judge Who Is Stacey Abrams' Sister Blocks Challenges

29 Dec 2020 Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner, a federal judge in Georgia and sister of failed gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, effectively blocked challenges to voter eligibility in two Georgia counties ahead of the January 5 Senate runoff. Gardner on Monday ruled in favor of Majority Forward, the nonprofit organization of former Clinton campaign attorney Marc Elias, who remains at the helm of many of the voting challenges seeded throughout the U.S. He contended that Republicans tried to “disenfranchise” thousands of voters, particularly 4,000 in two Georgia counties — Muscogee Coun...

Georgia Secretary of State: Ruling From Obama-Appointed Judge 'Strikes Blow to Rule of Law' - Vimarsana News

Georgia Secretary of State: Ruling From Obama-Appointed Judge 'Strikes Blow to Rule of Law'

Georgia Secretary of State: Ruling From Obama-Appointed Judge ‘Strikes Blow to Rule of Law’ The ruling blocking two counties from removing voters who appeared to have changed addresses from voter rolls struck a blow to the rule of law, according to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. “This ruling is a direct attack on rule of law in Georgia and the integrity of elections in this state, and I will not stand for it,” the Republican said in a statement on Tuesday. “Without even hearing from Muscogee County, a President Obama-appointed judge has decided to overturn the expres...

Lawsuit filed against Muscogee Co. Board of Elections for challenging residence of over 4,000 voters - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit filed against Muscogee Co. Board of Elections for challenging residence of over 4,000 voters

Lawsuit filed against Muscogee Co. Board of Elections for challenging residence of over 4,000 voters Lawsuit filed against Muscogee Co. Board of Elections for challenging residence of over 4,000 voters By Olivia Gunn | December 23, 2020 at 6:45 PM EST - Updated December 23 at 9:13 PM COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - A legal battle is taking place in Muscogee County ahead of two key Senate races. Attorneys for plaintiffs, Majority Forward and Gamaliel Turner, Sr. filed a lawsuit Wednesday on their behalf. The suit calls for emergency action for injunctive and declaratory relief. They’re asking a ...

Source: wtvm.com
Ban on Digital Ads Lifts for Georgia Runoffs, Opening "Dark Money" Floodgates - Vimarsana News

Ban on Digital Ads Lifts for Georgia Runoffs, Opening "Dark Money" Floodgates

Online advertising is opening the floodgates for more money from untraceable sources to pour into the Georgia Senate runoffs as Google and Facebook lift political ad bans that went into effect after polls closed on Nov. 3. Georgia’s Jan. 5 runoff elections will decide whether Democrats or Republicans control the Senate, pitting Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) against Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff and Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) against Raphael Warnock. A primary aim of the bans was to prevent the spread of misinformation about election results. But it also prevented advertisers seeking to ...