Fulton County, Georgia

Georgia election chief criticizes Fulton County for last-minute ballot acceptance decision
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger defended four blue Atlanta-area counties that opened election offices over the weekend to accept straggling absentee ballots, but he said Fulton County, in particular,
Fulton County, Georgia, Braces For A Massive Election
Additional police will be present at the election headquarters in Fulton County, Georgia, this year — “just because of what’s going on,” LaShandra Little, voter education and outreach manager for the county,
Fulton County 2024 election: What has changed in the last 4 years
As the presidential candidates make their final rounds in the seven battleground states, the Fulton County Board of Elections made its rounds to show journalists from all over the world that Georgia's largest county is prepared and ready for the 2024 election showdown.
Fulton County Surpasses Previous Early Voting Records with Over 340,000 Ballots Cast Ahead of Election Day
Fulton County reports over 340,000 voters participated in early voting, surpassing 2020's turnout, before the closing date on November 1st.
Georgia judge rejects Republican lawsuit seeking to block acceptance of hand-returned mail ballots in Fulton County
The judge rejected a Republican lawsuit trying to block counties from opening election offices on Saturday and Sunday to let voters hand in their mail ballots in person.
Fulton Superior Court judge rules counties can extend hours to accept absentee ballots
A Fulton County Superior judge rejected a last-minute lawsuit from the Georgia GOP and the Republican National Committee that would have prevented elections workers in Fulton County from accepting absentee ballots submitted to county elections offices ...
Georgia Election: Fulton DA orders majority of staff to work from home following election
Willis said she’s electing to take stringent security precautions in the three days following Election Day Tuesday for her staff.
Georgia Republicans escalate attacks on counties that accepted weekend ballots
Republicans protested the opening of county offices this weekend to accept absentee ballots, despite a ruling by a Fulton County judge that the practice was legal.
Georgia GOP threatens lawsuit against deep-blue Fulton County over extended absentee voting
Republicans are threatening to sue Fulton County, Georgia after it and several other counties extended office hours for ...
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Fulton County gears up for Election Day with increased security measures
UNION CITY, Ga. — On the eve of Election Day, Fulton County officials have announced extensive measures to secure and ...
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Fulton County election changes
Election officials in Fulton County say they have made significant changes and will once again operate a "solid" and ...
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Young Thug Accepts Plea Deal in YSL RICO Case, Trial in Fulton County Continues with Two Defendants
The YSL RICO trial proceeds with two defendants after Young Thug's plea deal and a brief delay due to a defendant's stabbing.
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Fulton commissioners discuss budgets, including continuation of DD tax reduction
WAUSEON — Fulton County commissioners held 2025 budget hearings for several county departments during recent meetings, including continuation of a property tax decrease for one agency’s operations.
Fulton County District Attorney's Office releases statement following Young Thug's release from jail
Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffrey Williams, pleaded guilty to six charges and pleaded no contest to violating the RICO Act and leading a criminal street gang.
Fulton County GOP chair to face second challenge from Donald P. Henry
Less than 12 hours before polls open in the Land of 44 Lakes, area GOP committee members will have another choice to make.
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Young Thug plea leads to questions about Fulton DA Fani Willis’ use of RICO
Young Thug walked out of jail on probation. The 2020 election interference case has stalled. Developments in Fulton County’s marquee racketeering cases have some legal observers questioning ...