Stacey Abrams is once again under a harsh spotlight as Georgia lawmakers dig deep into what they call blatant campaign finance violations tied to her voter outreach network.
The state Senate’s Special Committee on Investigations announced that Abrams and two key allies have been subpoenaed, promising that they “will follow the facts wherever they lead.”
The panel’s vice chairman, Senator Greg Dolezal, made it clear that the days of political favoritism are over in Georgia.
“Georgia law requires transparency and accountability in our elections,” he said.
For a state that has endured years of Democrat-fueled election drama, many see this latest subpoena as long overdue.
The subpoenas were issued to Abrams, along with New Georgia Project figures Lauren Groh-Wargo and Nsé Ufot.
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