A new poll from the University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs shows that Georgians were satisfied with the state’s 2022 elections. Over 90% of respondents said it was easy to cast a vote, and 95% classified their experience as “excellent” or “good.” 90% said they were confident that their vote was counted as intended. 42% said that SB 202, last year’s election reform bill, increased their confidence in the state’s election system while 25% said it decreased their confidence, (with the rest unsure). Overall it appears Georgians are confident in and satisfied with the state of the state’s elections. RISING...
Political has-beens take taxpayer-paid vacation
Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan and ex-Sen. Butch Miller, along with 12 others including “security” personnel, wasted hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars on a so-called European “economic study” junket— just two months before the two left office. New Lt. Gov. Burt Jones’ spokeswoman best summed up this selfish trip: “The lieutenant governor (Duncan’s replacement) finds it disheartening that two outgoing elected officials would take a taxpayer-funded European vacation knowing they will have zero influence on future economic development opportunities.” Duncan, Miller and their fellow shameless vacationers are SINKING…
