If after the polls close Election Day, the presidential election and several other hotly contested state races in Georgia remain too close to call, more than a thousand lawyers across the state are mustering with hopes of influencing the outcomes.
“Lawyers will be very involved,” promised J. Randolph Evans, a member of the Georgia Board of Elections and a partner at McKenna Long & Aldridge in Atlanta who last month temporarily stepped down from his longtime position as general counsel to Georgia’s Republican Party. According to Evans, there remains the possibility that, “The election will be resolved in a courtroom as opposed to in the ballot box.
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