Chris Erwin’s Facebook page.
Chris Erwin cast his last vote on Feb. 8, less than an hour before Senior Superior Court Judge David Sweat signed an order reiterating his Feb. 1 bench ruling tossing December election results.
February 15, 2019 at 03:29 PM
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When a North Georgia judge overturned Banks County businessman Chris Erwin’s election to the Georgia General Assembly on Feb. 1, Erwin ruefully acknowledged the ruling.
But Erwin continued to show up at the state Capitol, sit in the House well and cast votes as the House District 28 representative for another week, according to legislative records and Erwin’s own Facebook page.
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