New Georgia Supreme Ruling Paves Way For Fulton County Audit of 2020!

Major news has surfaced from the Peach State!

The Georgia Supreme Court has just ruled that Georgia voters have the direct right to sue government officials who break state laws.

Now that the Supreme Court has made the ruling it’s an entirely new ball game.

This ruling will now make it possible for over 147,000 ballots from Fulton County to go under review and hold public officials liable for any election fraud that occurred in the county.

EXCLUSIVE: Tuesday’s Georgia Supreme Court Ruling Will Likely Lead to Audit of 147,000 Suspected Fraudulent Ballots in Fulton County in the 2020 Election https://t.co/pWKZ0Xc45f

— Brad Porcellato (@BradPorcellato) October 28, 2022

Left Wing groups are calling the ruling an act of voter impression:

Under GA’s new Election Integrity Act, citizens can challenge a voter’s eligibility an unlimited number of times. Right-wing groups, spurred by baseless claims that the 2020 election was rife with voter fraud, have mounted thousands of organized challenges across the state https://t.co/ggCXQF5WQc

— A Planetary Citizen 🌻☮️ (@Boadicea12) October 23, 2022

The Gateway Pundit broke the story:

The Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that Georgia citizens, including voters, have the right to sue government officials who violate state law. This ruling puts the review of 147,000 ballots in Fulton County Georgia from the 2020 Election back in play.

Georgia’s Supreme Court, the highest court in the land for Georgia elections, ruled on Tuesday that citizens do have the right to sue their government officials when they violate state law. This ruling is consistent with nearly every ruling to date on this matter.

VoterGA’s Garland Favorito released a press release included above regarding the Supreme Court’s ruling and how it applies to one of its cases.

BREAKING: GA Supreme Court Confirms Voters Have Standing to Sue Election Officials Who Violate Law pic.twitter.com/7HPc7WrGwD

— The Triune Times (@TriuneTimes) October 29, 2022

Here’s the official press release from the decision:

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The Georgia Supreme Court confirmed Tuesday what most
informed Georgians have known all along. The court found that Georgia citizens, including voters, have standing to sue government officials who violate Georgia law. The court overturned parts of lower court rulings in cases entitled Sons of Confederate Veterans et al, vs.

Henry County Board of Commissioners and Sons of Confederate Veterans et al, v. Newton County Board of
Commissioners. In those cases, the organization was joined by individuals who sued the county boards for voting to remove statutes that are legally protected under O.C.G.A. 50-3-1. The lower courts falsely claimed that the petitioners had no standing to sue.

The ruling applies to individuals and organizations who have citizens, residents or taxpayers in a jurisdiction. It confirms arguments made by Petitioners in the Fulton County counterfeit ballot case known as Favorito et
al, v. Wan et al.

That case, originally entitled Favorito et al, v. Cooney et al was dismissed after 10 months of hearings for lack of standing.

The dismissal came after the county hired criminal defense attorneys to prevent petitioners from inspecting ballots. That case has a pending writ of certiorari before the Supreme Court.

VoterGA co-founder Garland Favorito stated: “Georgia voters were unjustly denied their Equal Protection and Due Process rights to ensure only legal votes were counted in the 2020 election. We will do everything within our power to overturn the bogus ruling we received and preserve all 2020 election ballots.”