88-Year-Old Fulton Voter Schools Democrat Lawyer Defending Dirty Rolls During Election Board Meeting

An 88-year-old Fulton County voter just did what the lawyers and the bureaucrats refuse to do. He read the statute.

At the Georgia State Election Board meeting on September 28, a lawyer told the board that Fulton County “did nothing wrong” when it refused to act on a challenge against a voter who had moved.

Her argument, captured by VoterGA and posted this week by Garland Favorito, was that the National Voter Registration Act creates a “very special category” for movers.

Without written confirmation, she said that means the voter’s signature on a registration card from the new jurisdiction, a county must park the voter on inactive status for two federal election cycles before anyo...