Lisa Boggs

Following a hearing, the Court determined that candidate Samantha Brown-Parks met the residency requirements to run for Georgia House District 54. Initial Decision adopted by the Secretary of State.

Tiffani Johnson, a candidate for a superior court judgeship in the Atlanta Judicial Circuit, had been scheduled to appear before an OSAH Judge to answer a challenge to her qualifications—specifically, whether she met the residency requirements.  Ms. Johnson did not appear at the hearing, whereupon the OSAH Judge ruled the candidate did not meet her

This case involved a challenge to the candidacy of Nadine Thomas for the District 44 seat in the Georgia Senate.  The Court concluded Ms. Thomas was qualified to be a candidate, having proved that she has not defaulted on any tax liabilities. Initial Decision adopted by the Secretary of State.

The Court concluded that Elvia Davila met the 12-month residency requirement to run for the Georgia House seat in District 108. Initial Decision adopted by the Secretary of State.

Click “See more” below for Initial Decisions from the OSAH Judge, Final Decisions from the Secretary of State, and any appellate rulings in qualification challenges to presidential candidates or electors Georgia Supreme Court Opinion – issued September 25, 2024 Unified Green Party * OSAH Initial Decision *Secretary of State Final Decision Claudia de la Cruz