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Georgia State Election Board meeting postponed amid petition posting issues
Summary
Chairman John Furrier said the board’s meeting scheduled for 04:30 was postponed because of problems with the posting of petitions; those petitions will be heard at a later date and the board asked that questions be directed to its office.
Chairman John Furrier said the Georgia State Election Board’s meeting scheduled for 04:30 today was postponed because of problems related to the posting of petitions. "My name is John Furrier. I'm chairman of the, Georgia State Election Board," he said, explaining the reason for the session and its status.
The announcement, made at the start of the session, said the petitions in question will be heard by the board at a later date. Furrier told listeners to forward any questions to the election board directly and thanked participants before closing the session. "This meeting has been postponed or canceled for today," he said, and then concluded, "This meeting is now over."
The board did not take formal votes or hear testimony during the brief session. The board provided no further timeline for when the petitions will be considered; members of the public and parties with questions were instructed to contact the Georgia State Election Board for updates.
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