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Fulton Elections Chief Says Ballot Application Backlog Clear
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Election officials in Georgia’s most populous county say they’ve cleared a backlog of absentee ballot applications.
Fulton County is up to date on its processing of absentee ballot applications received by mail, email and fax, elections director Rick Barron said during a video news conference Wednesday.
Barron said voters who have sent in an application and don’t see an absentee ballot issue date when they type their personal information into the My Voter Page of the secretary of state’s website should contact the county Department of Registration and Elections.
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger joined GPB's Political Rewind Wednesday to discuss the unfolding primary in Georgia and how social distancing guidelines and looming state budget cuts changed the way the officials are managing the elections.
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