Georgia's Gov. Kemp explores removing pro-Trump election board members amid ethics complaints.
In a dramatic shift of political allegiances, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is exploring the possibility of removing three members of the State Election Board, mere days after receiving a public endorsement from former President Donald Trump. This move underscores the complex and evolving dynamics within the Republican Party, particularly in battleground states like Georgia.
Greg Bluestein, a reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, shared on X, formerly Twitter, that Kemp's office is seeking guidance on the removal of board members, saying, 'Voting rights groups, Democrats and even some Republicans have raised alarms about the rightwing majority's recent votes.'Adding to the pressure on Kemp is an X post by Max Flugrath, Communications Director for the Georgia election nonprofit Fair Fight.
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