
Election workers count Fulton County ballots at State Farm Arena on November 4, 2020 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo: Jessica McGowan/Getty Images)
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Election workers count Fulton County ballots at State Farm Arena on November 4, 2020 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo: Jessica McGowan/Getty Images)
\u201cFirst county investigation under #SB202 will be of Fulton (most voters of color in GA\u203c\ufe0f). Led by a majority-GOP all-white male panel and appointed by, according to @GaSecofState, a "100% unelected\u201d, "100% unaccountable" State Election Board. Fulton voters deserve better. #gapol\u201d— Fair Fight (@Fair Fight) 1629306313
"It is not surprising that the Republican-controlled General Assembly has targeted Fulton County, Georgia's largest county and home to the greatest number of voters of color in the state."
--Fair Fight Action
\u201cToday I stood with my Democratic colleagues from the #fultoncounty delegation to speak against GA GOP efforts to take over the county election board. This is a dangerous, unprecedented, legally dubious, and partisan attempt to influence elections in Fulton County. #gapol\u201d— Jen Jordan (@Jen Jordan) 1628777618
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\u201cFirst county investigation under #SB202 will be of Fulton (most voters of color in GA\u203c\ufe0f). Led by a majority-GOP all-white male panel and appointed by, according to @GaSecofState, a "100% unelected\u201d, "100% unaccountable" State Election Board. Fulton voters deserve better. #gapol\u201d— Fair Fight (@Fair Fight) 1629306313
"It is not surprising that the Republican-controlled General Assembly has targeted Fulton County, Georgia's largest county and home to the greatest number of voters of color in the state."
--Fair Fight Action
\u201cToday I stood with my Democratic colleagues from the #fultoncounty delegation to speak against GA GOP efforts to take over the county election board. This is a dangerous, unprecedented, legally dubious, and partisan attempt to influence elections in Fulton County. #gapol\u201d— Jen Jordan (@Jen Jordan) 1628777618
\u201cFirst county investigation under #SB202 will be of Fulton (most voters of color in GA\u203c\ufe0f). Led by a majority-GOP all-white male panel and appointed by, according to @GaSecofState, a "100% unelected\u201d, "100% unaccountable" State Election Board. Fulton voters deserve better. #gapol\u201d— Fair Fight (@Fair Fight) 1629306313
"It is not surprising that the Republican-controlled General Assembly has targeted Fulton County, Georgia's largest county and home to the greatest number of voters of color in the state."
--Fair Fight Action
\u201cToday I stood with my Democratic colleagues from the #fultoncounty delegation to speak against GA GOP efforts to take over the county election board. This is a dangerous, unprecedented, legally dubious, and partisan attempt to influence elections in Fulton County. #gapol\u201d— Jen Jordan (@Jen Jordan) 1628777618