Senior Superior Court Judge Adele Grubbs has tossed a lawsuit contesting the election of newly-minted Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan after little more than a day of testimony, much of which she discounted, struck or refused to admit as evidence.

In dismissing the suit Friday morning that sought to void the race in favor of a do-over, Grubbs said the plaintiff voters who filed it shortly after the November midterm election were attacking the state’s outdated electronic voting system but had not proven any illegal votes were cast or that any legal votes were rejected.

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