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Georgia Secretary of State News
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What’s The Real Reason Behind This AZ Official’s Newfound Birtherism?
Earlier today, we reported that Ken Bennett , Arizona's secretary of state, appears to have taken a turn toward birtherism . Bennett, apparently in response to constituents' requests, has reached out to the state of Hawaii to verify President Barack Obama 's birth certificate. Without said verification, Bennett said it's "possible" he'd take Obama off the state's ballot.
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Young Barrington residents honored with award
Rhode Island Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis honored three Barrington residents — Georgia Ellen DiMatteo and Evan Bulman of Barrington High School, Justin Finan of Bishop Hendricken High School — with his office’s 2012 Civic Leadership Awards.
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Barrington residents honored with award
Rhode Island Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis honored three Barrington residents — Georgia Ellen DiMatteo and Evan Bulman of Barrington High School, Justin Finan of Bishop Hendricken High School — with his office’s 2012 Civic Leadership Awards.
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Warning issued on meeting minutes service
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp is warning businesses in the state about solicitations about a service on corporate meeting minutes.
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Fitch Rates $35MM TUFF Archives State of Georgia Rev Bonds 'AA'; Outlook Stable
Fitch Ratings has assigned an 'AA' rating to $34.88 million in Development Authority of Clayton County revenue bonds (TUFF Archives LLC-Secretary of State of Georgi
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State panel to review Georgia's election code
ATLANTA (AP) — Secretary of State Brian Kemp has announced the formation of a committee that will review the state's election code. Georgia's election code was first enacted in 1964. The Secretary of State's Election Code Review Committee is charged with proposing clarifications and technical changes meant to promote sound election practices and improved organization of the code provisions. The ...
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Let (all) the votes fall where they may
Brian Kemp is Georgia’s secretary of state but is plainly preparing to run for the presidency of the Confederacy as soon as it can be reconstituted.
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Kemp visits Cordele
Brian Kemp who has served as Georgia’s secretary of state (SOS) since 2010 was in Cordele last week.
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Georgia owes nonprofits, LLPs $1.8 million
ATLANTA (AP) — A programming error has caused the state of Georgia to owe nonprofits and out-of-state limited liability partnerships refunds totaling almost $2 million. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that a 2010 fee hike was put into the state's computer systems incorrectly, causing nonprofits and LLPs to be over-charged. The Georgia Secretary of State says organizations that filed an ...
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Secretary of State checks into Lee Co. voting
Updated with video; Thursday Georgia’s Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, made a visit to the Lee County Board of Elections to make sure they're on track.
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Georgia Election News
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POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Marin to seek re-election, fundraisers set
Rep. Marin announces re-election bid; Reps. Brockway, Clark and Harrell plan fundraiser, as does Judge Brown.
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Georgia Republicans to vote on casino gambling
Columbus -- When Republican voters go to the polls for the July 31 primary, they'll get the opportunity to say if Georgia should allow casino gambling with profits benefiting education.
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State GOP convention could have delegate, ethics fight
Georgia Republicans gather today in Columbus for a state convention where delegates could send a powerful message to GOP leaders in the General Assembly: Strengthen Georgia's ethics laws.
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Judge opts out of running for Superior Court
CANTON — A revolving door of candidates for Cherokee County’s Superior Court judge seat continues to turn as Cherokee County Juvenile Court Judge M. Anthony “Tony” Baker has now withdrawn from the ...
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Miami Fire Captain demoted over facebook post
A Miami-Dade Fire Rescue captain whose Facebook comment about the Trayvon Martin shooting spurred an investigation was demoted two ranks to firefighter Monday.
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Wilcox sheriff, son and jailer face additional federal civil rights charges
Two additinal civil rights violatons have been lodged against former Wilcox County Sheriff Stacy Bloodsworth; his son, Austin Bloodsworth; and former Wilcox County Jailer Casey Owens.
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Morris out to ax tax chief
Morris out to ax tax chief
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Garland: Labor statistics can be cherry-picked
We all know the old adage about mistruths: that there are lies, damned lies, and statistics. As examples, consider two of the numbers that will be in the news quite a bit between now and November's election: the unemployment rate and the inflation rate.
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ODIHR Needs Assessment Mission for Election Observation to Visit Georgia in mid-June
A needs assessment mission from OSCE’s democracy and rights arm ODIHR will be visiting Georgia to determine the scale of its observation of October parliamentary elections from June 11 to June 15, according to ODIHR spokesperson Thomas Rymer.
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POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Shafer's zero-based budgeting bill signed by governor
Local legislator glad to pass budgeting bill; Gwinnett elections director picked for election law review committee.
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