Post on a Cancelled Fulton County Records Hearing
What This Image Shows
A screenshot of a long post from an account shown as Garland Favorito, handle @VoterGa, posted an hour before capture.
The post reads: "Fulton Ballot Hearing Cancelled, Favorito Seeks DOJ Intervention. ATLANTA, GA, OCTOBER 23, 2025 - Judge Shukura Ingram abruptly cancelled a Fulton County ballot video hearing Wednesday less than 24 hours before she scheduled it to take place. The hearing on a case she held for over a year, was set last Friday morning less than two days after President Trump publicly stated he wanted to see the Fulton County 2020 votes. The case alleges that the Fulton County Clerk failed to fulfill 2024 Open Records Requests filed by Garland Favorito to obtain a copy of Fulton County 2020 ballots. The ballots were unsealed by court order in 2021. Georgia's 2-year sealing requirement under O.C.G.A. 21-2-500 expired in 2022. The Georgia General Assembly passed SB189 legislation in 2024 to continually make ballots public records subject to ORRs."
This is election material rather than case material, though the procedural shape will be familiar to anyone following the records disputes in the Utah case: a request, a delay, a hearing that does not happen. The account and the inferences drawn from the timing are the poster's, as a party to the litigation. See Vote and Legal.
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