GA Senators Call For Top Election Official To Resign | Patch PM

Roswell GA

09 November, 2020

5:22 PM

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There was plenty of news across Georgia on Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours. GA Senators Call For Election Head's Removal, Vote Count Continues Two Georgia senators want the state election head to quit, saying he "failed to deliver honest and transparent elections" as vote count continues. Trump Campaign Taps Collins To Lead Georgia Recount Effort Former U.S. Rep. Doug Collins said he is "confident" the GOP recount push will "find evidence of improperly harvested ballots." GA Reacts To Biden Win: Cars Honk Victoriously, Protests Held Cheers boomed through downtown Atlanta Saturday after Joe Biden was declared president-elect. Others protested for President Trump. Where Georgia Childhood Obesity Ranks Among The States A new report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation says about 1 in 7 children nationwide are considered obese. Here's where Georgia ranks. Will Tropical Storm Eta Affect Georgia Tropical Storm Eta is moving over Florida on Monday, and is expected to bring wind and rain to Georgia later this week. Contribute your own content to Patch by signing up for an account and clicking the "Post on Patch" button at the top right of the site. Also Worth A Look Today: GA Election: Biden Called As President, GA Still Undecided12 Things Out-Of-Towners Need To Know About Atlanta And GeorgiaBlue Wave Across Northern Atlanta Suburbs Claims Long-Held GOP TurfGwinnett Man Hit, Killed By Shoplifting Suspects Fleeing In VanCity Of Cumming Hosting Veterans Day Ceremony WednesdayGwinnett County Finally Certifies Election ResultsFalse Alarm Near Douglasville High School Forces Lockdown Across America Trump Fires Defense Secretary Mark Esper On TwitterBiden COVID-19 Response Begins; McConnell Says Trump '100%' RightWhy An RV Makes The Perfect Home For The HolidaysU.S. Tops 10 Million Confirmed Coronavirus CasesRecreational Marijuana Legalized In 4 More States