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Hey, ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia 4 Explain America
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and a court has just issued a bombshell ruling ahead of the 2024 election
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It really helps us out. A Georgia court just today has issued a ruling
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and it's a doozy. It's a bombshell. They will not allow a county in their state to not certify an election
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This means if the people in charge of the election have questions about its veracity
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if there was any election interference, if there was any fake voting, if there are questions, the court is forcing them to certify the election anyway
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This is a crippling blow to the Republican side who wants to be able to say
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look, there was some stuff here that didn't look right, and we want to look into this, you want to examine this
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Now, you're going to hear the judge's take on this and why he did this
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and I understand his position too. So, you know, you don't want to give a lot of power to a very small amount of people
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but at the same time there has to be a mechanism for challenging something that may look erroneous
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You can't just force them to certify. Well, I guess you can if you're the judge. I don't know if this is going to be appealed
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I would assume it is. But I want you to listen to this report because this is just coming down right now
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So we just got this in. I want you to hear this report. And then let me know what you think in the comments And good morning to everyone you are live at a CNN newsroom I Pamela Brown in Washington We actually have a lot of news to get to beyond the pandas
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And we begin this hour with breaking news from Georgia. A judge issued a major ruling this morning on the first day of early voting in the important battleground state
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The ruling says the county election officials in Georgia cannot delay or decline to certify election results
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CNN's Nick Valencia is in Atlanta for us. So Nick, this ruling is significant in a blow
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to some of the conservatives pushing to have more autonomy over the election results
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And we were anticipating this ruling, still waiting on another big one related to certification
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But Judge Robert McBurney with the Fulton County Superior Court sending a very clear message that certification is mandatory
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This lawsuit stemming from one from a Julie Adams, she is a Fulton County Board of Elections worker, or she's on the board of elections
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and she made news this past spring by refusing to certify the presidential primary results
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But Judge McBurney sending that message in his ruling saying, quote, if election superintendents were as plaintiff urges free to play investigator, prosecutor, jury, and judge
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and so because of a unilateral determination of error or fraud, refused to certify election results
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Georgia voters would be silenced. Our Constitution and our election code do not allow for that to happen
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I mentioned that other certification ruling were anticipating. Democrats had sued the state over what they call the certification rule
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which they said empowers potentially. rogue county elections officials to refuse from certifying results
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They say that could cascade into a bigger problem that we would potentially not know who won
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the 2024 election. If it comes down to Georgia, as it was consequential in the 2020 election, here behind me
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you see the energy here related to the first day of early voting
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We just checked in with the Secretary of State's office. They said they're sitting at 72,000 check-in, so it's record
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