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Fulton County Seeks Return of 600 Ballots Amid Legal Dispute

3/31/2026

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Fulton County, Georgia, asked a federal court on March 27, 2026 to return more than 600 seized ballots, contending the FBI's evidence was flawed.
Elections expert Ryan Macias testified the warrant affidavit lacked credibility.
U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee expressed skepticism about the county's arguments, noting contrary information in the affidavit, reflecting tensions around U.S. President Donald Trump’s voter fraud claims.

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Story summary

Fulton County, Georgia, asked a federal court on March 27, 2026 to return more than 600 seized ballots, contending the FBI's evidence was flawed.
Elections expert Ryan Macias testified the warrant affidavit lacked credibility.
U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee expressed skepticism about the county's arguments, noting contrary information in the affidavit, reflecting tensions around U.S. President Donald Trump’s voter fraud claims.