The Georgia State Election Board will allow checks for discrepancies on ballots for the 2024 presidential election before the results are certified, a move praised by allies of former President Donald Trump.
The five-member board, which includes three conservative members, voted 3-2 Monday to allow county election board members to investigate even slight discrepancies between the number of cast ballots and the number of voters in each precinct before certifying the results.
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