The Supreme Court of Georgia has unanimously affirmed the dismissal of a challenge to Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan’s election stemming from statistical anomalies in the 2018 election’s electronic voting tallies.

In a 94-page opinion authored by Justice Sarah Warren, the high court ruled Thursday that evidence presented at the January trial of an election challenge by Georgia voters and a nonprofit election integrity organization failed to demonstrate that the results of the 2018  contest between Duncan, a Republican, and Democratic opponent Sara Riggs Amico should be invalidated. 

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