The federal judge presiding over the legal battle to force Georgia to conduct future elections by paper ballot has turned down a request from plaintiff voters’ lawyers for reimbursement of more than $60,000 in court costs.

Judge Amy Totenberg called the requests premature in an order handed down Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. But she denied the requests without prejudice, noting that the lawyers seeking reimbursement may refile when a final judgment is entered.

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