In a memo sent the day before the election board voted on the ballot counting rule, Attorney General Chris Carr’s office said the rule is “not tethered to any statute” and is “likely the precise kind of impermissible legislation that agencies cannot do.” The memo from the Republican Carr's office warned that any rule that goes beyond the board’s authority is unlikely to survive a legal challenge.
Eternal Vigilance Action, GOP-led group, sues to block Georgia rule requiring hand count of ballots
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He has interned in Republican Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr’s office and as an intern and part-time employee for the federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, where he said he helped protect local election officials and small businesses from cyber attacks.
Georgia Dem seeks to unseat indicted Trump elector who says he only did what he was told
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