Summary of Georgia Secretary Of State’s Office Urges Lawfare Against Election Officials Who Don’t Rubber-Stamp Results
Summary of Georgia Secretary Of State’s Office Urges Lawfare Against Election Officials Who Don’t Rubber-Stamp Results
Georgia's Secretary of State's office chief operating officer, Gabe Sterling, urged jurisdictions to have a plan to threaten election officials with lawfare if they don't want to rubber-stamp election results. Sterling argued that certification of an election is ministerial, and that county election board members can have access to election-related materials before certification. He also suggested that jurisdictions use lawfare to coerce board members to rubber-stamp results.
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A senior official in the Georgia Secretary of State's office said that election officials who do not to blindly certify election results should threatened with 'the powers of the courts.'
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Georgia's Secretary of State's office chief operating officer, Gabe Sterling, urged jurisdictions to have a plan to threaten election officials with lawfare if they don't want to rubber-stamp election results. Sterling argued that certification of an election is ministerial, and that county election board members can have access to election-related materials before certification. He also suggested that jurisdictions use lawfare to coerce board members to rubber-stamp results.