[Luke21]

Bipartisan, but want to flip the senate. Okay. Typical leftist tripe.

[tinyowl]

A Bipartisan group.
Wants to flip the Senate.

Bipartisan.
OK.

[Kazan]

The same mail-in ballot rules that require no meaningful signature verification are in place. Is there any reason to believe enough votes won’t be found in the Atlanta area to give the seas to the Democrats?

[Secret Agent Man]

I call bs

No genuine republican wants to actively work to lose seats held by republicans.

[rolling_stone]

if they were not eligible to vote in the general election thy cannot vote in the runoff per georgia state constitution

[libh8er]

Bipartisan without exception means left leaning, mildly to strongly.

[pfflier]

An earlier post stated that the Georgia constitution stipulates that only voters that participated in the general election can participate in the runoff.

[vigilante2]

Bipartisan means they are partisan. I don't believe they are eligible

[little jeremiah]

I’ve read that only those who voted in the general can vote in the runoff.

[adorno]

Bipartisan means they re ‘bi’ and partisan. But, partisan for democrats.

[rolling_stone]

ok for the nth time
Paragraph II. Run-off election. A run-off election shall be a continuation of the
general election and only persons who were entitled to vote in the general election shall
be entitled to vote therein; and only those votes cast for the persons designated for the
runoff shall be counted in the tabulation and canvass of the votes cast.

WHY ISNT THE GEORGIA SECRETARY OF STATE INFORMING THE PUBLIC OF THIS, AND WHAT PROCEDURE DO THEY HAVE IN PLACER TO PREVENT NEW VTERS FROM VOTING IN THE RUNOFF

georgia constitution article 2 section 2

https://sos.ga.gov/admin/files/Constitution_2013_Final_Printed.pdf

[BradyLS]

Bipartisan? Democrat and...Green Party???

[newzjunkey]

The problem with this, as I understand it in GA, is voters in the run-off have to have been eligible in the original election.

These "teens" are running afoul of the law.

[Army Air Corps]

Bipartisan. Sure. If you believe that, I have a gently-used bridge in Brooklyn to sell to you.

[Jemian]

No, they can’t. If they were not eligible to vote in the general, they may not vote in the run-off.

[American in Israel]

Lemming level of stupidity.

[Bob434]

they probably have 1 0r 2 less than competent ‘republican leaning’ people in the group and call it bipartisan

[bitt]

p

[bitt]

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3908419/posts?page=7#7

If they couldn’t vote in the primary, they can’t vote in the runoff.

[sauropod]

But Jan.....