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The Ballot Bulletin: Ballotpedia’s Weekly Digest on Election Administration, January 5, 2024

Welcome to our coverage of election-related legislation in the 2024 session! We are currently following 1,445 active bills in 2024, including 1,281 carried over from 2023. These carryover bills were introduced in 2023 but remain active in 2024.

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Trump co-defendant Mark Meadows files to move Fulton county election case to federal court – as it happened

Ex-White House chief of staff under Trump – and one of 18 people indicted alongside his former boss – also planning motion to dismiss state case

The Guardian - US

Court rejected Georgia voting rights case, but laws have changed since 2018

ATLANTA — When a judge shot down a sweeping voting rights lawsuit, he ruled against allegations that several Georgia election laws were illegal and discriminatory just five weeks before another election.

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Patricia Murphy: Kelly Loeffler may have lost her race, but she never left the field

If you've ever wondered what David Perdue could have done this year instead of running a GOP primary against Gov. Brian Kemp, only to lose by more than 50 points, take a look at what Kelly Loeffler has done.

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Georgia elections lawsuit backed by Abrams goes to trial

A trial has gotten underway in a federal lawsuit that alleges serious problems with Georgia's election system

The Independent UK

Georgia voting rights trial to begin after years of heated elections

ATLANTA — One of the most prominent voting rights cases in years is going to trial Monday, testing allegations that Georgia's election policies illegally obstructed voters from casting their ballots.

Tribune News Service

Abrams-backed election lawsuit goes to trial in Georgia

When she narrowly lost her bid to become Georgia governor in 2018, Stacey Abrams announced plans to sue over the way the state’s elections were managed

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