A Georgia Senate Committee has approved a bill that will allow the Secretary of State’s office to be investigated by the State Election Board.
In mid-December the Georgia Board of Elections had on its agenda the investigation of the Secretary of State’s office. All of America was wondering how the Board would address this.
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Then came the meeting and the Chair by the name of Mashburn set the rules so that the investigation would not go forward without the Board asking the legislature to provide support for doing so.
Local media reports that a bill was approved by the Georgia Senate that will allow the State Election Board to investigate Georgia’s corrupt Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
A Senate committee Tuesday approved a bill that would allow the State Election Board to investigate Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger — a move that could further strain the independence of his office.
Senate Bill 358 also would remove Raffensperger as a nonvoting member of the election board. The move follows lawmakers’ 2021 decision to remove Raffensperger as chairman of the board that oversees elections in Georgia.