So, what actually happens after Georgians vote?
No one wants to hear “just trust us” when it comes to counting your vote.
Written procedures, trained local officials, audits, and lawful ways to investigate concerns all help protect the count.
We don’t have to choose between taking election security seriously and respecting lawful results. The rule of law requires both.
Watch to see what happens after Georgians cast their ballots and learn how the system checks the count.
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The White House Media Ban—and the Antitrust Investigation of the TV Networks Opposing It—Offend the Rule of Law
Without facts you can’t have truth. Without truth you can’t have trust. Without these three you don’t have a shared reality, you can’t have journalism, you can’t have democracy. — 2021 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa For almost 60 years, the White House Press...
GLRL Post-Election Statement: Free and Fair Elections & the Rule of Law
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What Federal Election Monitors Can and Can’t Do at Polling Places in Georgia
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THANK YOU FOR STANDING WITH US!Restoring the Rule of LawA Symposium on the Future of the United States Department of JusticeOn behalf of Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law, thank you for joining us for Friday's symposium, Restoring the Rule of Law: A Symposium on the...
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