Good news for Long County Probate Court Judge Teresa L. Odum, whose political opponent has tried to unseat her via litigation: The Supreme Court of Georgia has tossed the election challenge that sought to overturn her nine-vote-margin victory.
“We are elated that the Supreme Court made the decision that it did,” said Odum’s attorney, Luke Moses of Jones Osteen & Jones in Hinesville. “It helps protect voters from being disenfranchised in the state, particularly those voters who vote by absentee ballot.”
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