Georgia Secretary of State’s Office Will Allow Inspection of Missing Ballot Images By Election Board…With a Huge Catch
This past May, the Georgia State Election Board (SEB) finally heard a complaint that was filed with the SEB in July 2022. The SEB is required to hear complaints within 90 days of being filed, but for this particular case, two years have passed. In December 2023, the SEB was scheduled to hear the case before abruptly removing it from the agenda for a December 19th meeting.
When it was finally heard at the SEB’s May meeting, the Secretary of State’s general counsel, Charlene McGowan, and one of her investigators were given the opportunity to present their findings. The Gateway Pundit covered this meeting and the presentation in a two-part series that can be found here: Part 1 and Part 2.
