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Fulton claims they have no more room for the 2020 ballots in storage and want to destroy evidence before all the lawsuits have been resolved.
STILL waiting for that decision that was kicked down from the Georgia Supreme Court. >10 months have passed.
Plaintiffs in the case, currently known as Favorito v. Wan, were granted relief eight times thus proving their claims are legitimate. The rulings include:
1.A temporary injunction to preserve all ballots on Jan. 7, 2021;
http://2.An order to produce scanned absentee ballot images on April 16, 2021;
http://3.An order upholding two Open Records Request claims on April 20, 2021;
4.A motion granted to add the county and clerk as Defendants on April 21, 2021;
http://5.An order to unseal the ballots for inspection and copying on May 21, 2021;
http://6.An order granting Petitioners’ motion to add parties on June 24, 2021;
7.A Georgia Supreme Court order confirming Plaintiffs’ standing claim on Dec. 12, 2022;
http://8.An appeals court adoption of the higher order for Fulton plaintiffs on May 11, 2023.
Lead Plaintiff Garland Favorito added, “Watching the attorneys make such ludicrous, dishonest arguments with a straight face while seeking to destroy the ballots and charge us fees for winning arguments in court against them only serves to remind me of the massive Fulton County corruption that threatens the voting rights of every Georgian.”
Judge Robert McBurney is expected to rule soon on the motion for fees, the temporary injunction for the ballots and a Plaintiff motion to substitute Defendants with new members of the Fulton County Election Board who the court can compel to act if it grants further relief.