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Republicans threaten Carson, Douglas over voter rolls

Board Of Elections To Meet To Respond To Eligibility Challenge

Reply Daugherty (Lee Becker) The Oconee County Board of Elections and Registration is scheduled to meet at 5 p.m. on Monday to respond to a challenge from Patricia Daughertry, 5041 Price Mill Road, west of Bishop, to the eligibility of more than 100 Oconee County registered voters to participate in the Jan. 5 runoff election. Daugherty, who is active in Conservative Republican Woman of Northeast Georgia and challenged Sen. Bill Cowsert in the Republican primary in 2016, submitted a list of voters that she said appear to have moved out of the county. Daugherty cites Available data from the United States Postal Service National Change of Address (NCOA) and other commercially available sources as evidence that the Oconee County registered voters should not be eligible to vote.

True the Vote Partners with Georgians to Challenge Allegedly Ineligible Voters

18 Dec 2020 True the Vote has submitted 364,541 written Elector Challenges on behalf of voters in Georgia, representing all 159 counties. News of the challenge came in a press release in which the organization defined the challenge as a “unique feature in Georgia law,” identified as GA. CODE ANN. § 21-2-230. According to True the Vote, the law “allows a voter to challenge the eligibility of any other voters in his or her county if probable cause exists to show that the challenged voter does not meet the qualifications legally required to cast a ballot.” In addition, it “represents one of the few vehicles that states have to update voter rolls ahead of an election without compromising any legitimate voters’ right to have their vote counted.”

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