Georgia Election Board Expands Inquiry Powers Amid 2020 Vote Discrepancies

New rule allows county boards to investigate before certifying results, while Fulton County's 2020 election faces renewed scrutiny.

State Election Board votes 3-2 to allow 'reasonable inquiry' into vote discrepancies before certification.
Fulton County's 2020 election to be reinvestigated for alleged violations, including missing and double-counted ballots.
Republican Attorney General Chris Carr tasked with overseeing the new investigation into Fulton County.
Critics argue the rule could delay election certifications and be used to challenge unfavorable results.
Supporters claim the rule enhances transparency and accountability in Georgia's election process.