CASE TRACKER

Whether the state violated state constitutional guarantees of due process and equal protection in conducting the Presidential election, and whether petitioner entitled to a visual inspection of all mail-in paper ballots

Whether Georgia's Secretary of State unlawfully abrogated the Georgia legislature's statutory mail-in absentee ballot signature verification procedure or prohibition on opening absentee ballots before Election Day. Plaintiffs also argue Defendants unlawfully installed unauthorized ballot drop boxes not permitted under the legislature's election law framework, and used unreliable and compromised Dominion Voting Systems software. Complaint is raised under Equal Protection and Due Process of the 14th Amendment, and the Guarantee Clause of Article IV, Section 4 of the Constitution. Plaintiff seeks injunctive and declaratory relief halting Georgia's senatorial runoff election because Defendants are conducting it in a manner that differs from the state legislature's election scheme.

Whether the respondents violated the Georgia Constitution and election code in the administration of Georgia's November election; Allegations include violating state law regarding signature matching to confirm the identity of absentee voters, violating the petitioner's fundamental right to a transparent and open election, permitting misconduct, fraud, and widespread irregularities in multiple counties, conspiring to disregard the Georgia election code and substitute their own "unlawful edicts," violating the Georgia Constitution's Equal Protection provision by failing to establish a uniform procedure across counties for absentee ballot signature matching, and violating the Due Process provision of the Georgia Constitution by allowing the counting of illegal votes; The petitioner asks the court for an immediate audit of signatures on absentee ballot applications and ballots, and a declaration that Georgia's Presidential election results are null and void; Further, the petitioner seeks an order preventing the certification of Georgia's Presidential election results.

Whether the defendant permitted non-residents to vote in the November election and failed to verify voter signatures as required by state law, and whether these alleged violations require either (1) an audit of the voter rolls and comparison to the ballots cast or (2) the decertification of Georgia's election results and an order for a new election