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Meet Brooke Huckaby, Georgia's youngest mayor | FOX 5 News
SUMMARY: At just 21 years old, Brooke Huckabee has become the youngest female mayor in U.S. history in the small town of Arabi, Georgia, which has a population of fewer than 500. Despite still being in college, studying agricultural technology management, she is committed to making a difference in her community. Inspired by her father, who previously served as mayor, Huckabee aims to attract more investments and is working on establishing a police department. As she balances her roles, she hopes to motivate other young people to engage in politics and inspire them to vote in upcoming elections.
“You can’t complain unless you’re willing to do something about it,” says Brooke Huckaby, the youngest mayor of Georgia. At just 21 years old, Huckaby is making a difference as Arabi’s mayor, hoping it encourages more young people to find their place in politics.
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Raffensperger says other states should learn from Georgia’s election success | Georgia
SUMMARY: Georgia’s Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, emphasized the state’s election integrity and rapid reporting at an American Enterprise Institute event, urging other states to adopt similar measures. He highlighted Georgia’s improvements since the 2020 election, where a hand recount delayed results for 16 days. Raffensperger advocated for election reforms including photo ID, citizenship verification, and audits to enhance security and confidence in the electoral process. He also called for better coordination among states and federal entities, citing the success of the Electronic Registration Information Center in cleaning voter rolls. Trust in elections is crucial amidst a polarized society.
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Lawsuit: Sheriff couldn’t ‘stomach’ speech ‘distasteful’ to him | Georgia
SUMMARY: Cobb County Sheriff Craig Owens is facing a federal lawsuit from David Cavender, his election opponent, and two residents for allegedly censoring comments on the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office’s Facebook page. The dispute arose after a video showed Owens calling deputies to a Burger King due to a complaint, which went viral before the election. The lawsuit claims Owens restricted comments starting October 29, violating the plaintiffs’ First and 14th Amendment rights. They seek a jury trial, $3.50 in damages, and an injunction against further censorship. Owens won reelection with over 56% of the vote, admitting he regretted involving deputies in the incident.
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Georgia hearing on Trump case taken off Dec. 5 calendar | Georgia
SUMMARY: Oral arguments regarding Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis’ eligibility to prosecute President-elect Donald Trump, originally scheduled for December 5, have been postponed by the Georgia Court of Appeals without explanation. Willis faces accusations of a conflict of interest due to a romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, which she acknowledged earlier this year. Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee permitted Willis to continue after Wade resigned. The case was brought by Trump and his co-defendants, who are accused of interfering in the 2020 election; Trump has pleaded not guilty to 18 charges, with two dismissed in September.
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