A Georgia State election board on Wednesday night voted to request that state Attorney General Chris Carr reopen an investigation into Fulton County’s counting of the results of the 2020 election.
The request comes after the board closed the matter in May, but voted to install an independent election monitor for the 2024 election, after an independent investigation found that the county likely scanned thousands of ballots twice in a recount of the 2020 election.
The election board approved the new resolution in a 3-2 vote, but Carr has not received the resolution yet. The resolution states that if Carr does not conduct an investigation, the board will try to find an outside lawyer to conduct the inquiry.
“We take election integrity very seriously, and we will apply the constitution, the law and the facts as we have always done,” Carr’s spokesperson Kara Murray told the Associated Press. “If supported by evidence, we will not hesitate to prosecute voter fraud.” […]
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