April Myrick

I watch the show weekly and generally agree with views of the round table. However, this week they all missed the boat about the changes in the GA election law. The most troubling change is: Much of the work administering elections in Georgia is handled by the state’s 159 counties. The law gives the State Election Board new powers to intervene in county election offices and to remove and replace local election officials. That has led to concerns that the Republican-controlled state board could exert more influence over the administration of elections, including the certification of county results.