Georgia counties accused of rigging 2024 election

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So it begins.

Georgia Republicans are vowing to sue the Democratic stronghold of Fulton County after it announced extended elections office hours on Friday.

The threat came after the state GOP learned that election officials in the county, which includes Atlanta, are planning to open four election offices this weekend ‘to accommodate voters seeking to hand-return their absentee ballots.'

"This is a blatant violation of Georgia law . . . which states ‘all drop boxes shall be closed when the advance voting period ends,’" the Georgia GOP said in a statement late on Friday.

Fulton County is expected to be key to Democrats’ chances of winning Georgia again in 2024 – something that Republicans alluded to in their statement.

RNC co-chair Michael Whatley made good on that threat, not just in Fulton County, but Gwinnett, Cobb, and DeKalb counties, which all accepted ballots over the weekend against state law. These counties also barred Republican poll observers access to the county election offices, preventing them from being present to observe the ballot handling.

It looks like 2020 all over again, but Whatley said, "Not on my watch."

Failure to follow the law and barring GOP observers suggest that some county officials are up to something.  Georgia was already believed to have messed with the vote in 2020 to help the Democrats.  

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