Judge allows self-described anti-fraud group to review Georgia ballots By Syndicated Content
By Julia Harte
WASHINGTON (Reuters) â A Georgia judge on Friday ordered Atlantaâs Fulton County to unseal more than 145,000 absentee ballots during the November 2020 election, allowing self-described election integrity activists to evaluate the legitimacy of the ballots.
Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero, who is overseeing the case, ruled that Fulton County must unseal the ballots so the petitioners could inspect and scan them, not merely look at copies, according to his order filed in the Fulton County Superior Court.
The order paves the way for a second review of ballots in the United States by private groups who claim without evidence that widespread voting fraud in populous cities helped Joe Biden, a Democrat, unfairly defeat then-President Donald Trump, a Republican.
Judge allows self-described anti-fraud group to review Georgia ballots
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