Judge Kevin M. Farmer of the Superior Court of Fulton County stated, 'That seems to indicate that personal delivery to the registrar and not to a drop box is kosher. And more than kosher, lawful.' This underscores the legal provision allowing voters to return absentee ballots in person until polls close on Election Day, countering the lawsuit's claims.
Michael Whatley, chairman of the Republican National Committee, criticized Democratic officials in Georgia, stating, 'Democrat officials in Georgia are playing fast and loose with election law.' This reflects the ongoing tensions surrounding electoral integrity and challenges to voting rights.
Fulton County has been a contentious area for Republicans since the 2020 election, with Trump alleging wrongdoing among election workers. This lawsuit exemplifies the ongoing Republican efforts to contest election processes.
The lawsuit specifically targeted Fulton County's decision to open election offices over the weekend for absentee ballot returns, arguing it violated state law, which Judge Farmer decisively rejected.
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