Early voting has begun in Georgia for the 2026 mid-term election and will run through May 15, culminating in Election Day on May 19.
As voters head to the polls, or receive their mail-in ballots to fill out, Fulton County residents who chose a Democrat ballot will be subjected to some unusual questions with highly partisan language.
On the primary ballot, the state and county parties are afforded the opportunity to ask questions of their constituents, often having to do with policy suggestions.
In stark contrast to policy-driven questions with minimal partisan spin, the Democrat party ballot in Fulton County asks some concerning questions.
For instance, the county party’s questions reference the January 28th FBI search warrant to obtain Fulton County election records from the 2020 election. This search warrant was signed off by a federal magistrate.
The question asks, “On January 28th, 2026, the FBI raided the Fulton County elections office and took your personal data. Do you think they should have your personal voter data?”
The question is bizarre, as the records were obtained through a lawful search warrant and consist of data that is currently held by local and state government. Much of the seized documents consists of information provided to each of the political parties during an election cycle and to citizens via Open Records requests to provide transparency and accountability.
Many of those records, however, were not provided via Open Records requests with explanations such as they do not exist or have been destroyed. These include records used for basic accountability such as poll open and close tapes, complete serialized equipment lists, and batch tally sheets, among numerous other records.
Another question asks, “Are you aware a sitting Republican Fulton County…Commissioner served as a witness, alongside other 2020 election conspiracy theorists, on the affidavit the FBI used to steal your private election information?”
Hellbound and Down 