Elections observers will no longer be able to talk to Macon-Bibb County voters in line at the polls under new restrictions passed Thursday evening by the board of elections.

The board’s action does not apply to official poll watchers, which are governed by Georgia law, but refers to groups or individuals who claim they have the right to observe and assist voters.

Although Sunday voting was a rousing success in 2018, the Macon-Bibb County Board of Elections deadlocked 2-2 when it came to authorizing voting on Oct. 25 for the Presidential Election.

The Macon-Bibb County Board of Elections will be appealing to the county for more money as they head into an August runoff and what could be a very...

When do I vote in Macon-Bibb County? June 9 is the date for the General Primary for Democrat and Republican candidates, Nonpartisan General Election and...