Cobb County Senior Judge Adele Grubbs (Photo: Zachary D. Porter/ALM)
A specially appointed judge on Wednesday set Jan. 17 to try a civil suit contesting the election of Republican Lt. Gov.-elect Geoff Duncan. The suit claims that significant anomalies in the vote tallies likely due to the state's obsolete electronic voting system, may have cost Democratic challenger Sarah Riggs Amico the race. Amico is not a party to the case.
January 09, 2019 at 05:55 PM
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A lawsuit contesting the election of Lt. Gov.-elect Geoff Duncan is set for trial on Jan. 17.
Senior Superior Court Judge Adele Grubbs set the trial date after a hearing Wednesday on motions by Georgia Secretary of State Robyn Crittenden, Duncan and election officials for Fulton and Gwinnett counties, who sought to dismiss the challenge.
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