Georgia Supreme Court halts Cobb County extension of absentee ballot deadline
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that any ballot received by 7 p.m. on Election Day can be counted, but any ballots received after the deadline through 5 p.m. on Nov. 8, must be kept separately and securely, but not destroyed, until further notice from the court. Those late ballots would not immediately be counted.
The last batch of absentee ballots mailed back to Cobb County arrived with just minutes to spare. A U.S. Postal Service worker pulled into the elections office parking lot near the Big Chicken ...
On Friday, Cobb County Superior Court Judge Robert Flournoy signed an order that extends the return deadline for the absentee ...
The Cobb County Elections Office is working with the U.S. Postal Service and delivery companies to get thousands of absentee ...
The last batch of absentee ballots mailed back to Cobb County arrived with just minutes to spare. A U.S. Postal Service worker pulled into the elections office parking lot near the Big Chicken ...
In 2016, Georgia went for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton, but by a smaller margin than for previous Republican candidates.
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