Election-Denier Stacey Abrams Loses Again After Judge Tosses 'Voter Suppression' Lawsuit | ZeroHedge
Stacey Abrams, the current and former Democratic candidate for Georgia governor, has tossed out a lawsuit challenging Georgia's election system following her 2018 loss to Republican Gov. Brian Kemp. The lawsuit - filed nearly four years ago by Abrams' PAC, Fair Fight Georgia, sought to change how the state conducts elections. Earlier this year, the judge narrowed the scope of the lawsuit by dismissing many of its original claims. Abrams claimed there was "misconduct, fraud or irregularities" in the voting process - a cardinal sin if you're a conservative who similarly questions election integrity. She took legal action to stop counties from throwing out rejected provisional and absentee ballots when updated vote totals made clear that Kemp was the likely winner. "Although Georgia’s election system is not perfect, the challenged practices violate neither the constitution nor the [Voting Rights Amendment]," said U.S. District Judge Steven Jones in his ruling. The failed candidate and MSM
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### Response: Stacey Abrams, the current and former Democratic candidate for Georgia governor, has tossed out a lawsuit challenging Georgia's election system following her 2018 loss to Republican Gov. Brian Kemp. The lawsuit - filed nearly four years ago by Abrams' PAC, Fair Fight Georgia, sought to change how the state conducts elections. Earlier this year, the judge narrowed the scope of the lawsuit by dismissing many of its original claims. Abrams claimed there was "misconduct, fraud or irregularities" in the voting process - a cardinal sin if you're a conservative who similarly questions election integrity. She took legal action to stop counties from throwing out rejected provisional and absentee ballots when updated vote totals made clear that Kemp was the likely winner. "Although Georgia’s election system is not perfect, the challenged practices violate neither the constitution nor the [Voting Rights Amendment]," said U.S. District Judge Steven Jones in his ruling. The failed candidate and MSM