May 5, 2026
ATLANTA – All Voting is Local Georgia State Director Kristin Nabers issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Department of Justice using a grand jury subpoena to demand the identities of the thousands of election workers in Fulton County from the 2020 general election:
“The conspiracy theories and lies that dictate White House policy have real-world consequences beyond appeasing the president’s fragile ego—they are being weaponized to target the people from our communities who run our elections and ensure our votes are counted. This is a clear attempt to seize and hold power over our elections by sending a message that any county or state that doesn’t vote in favor of the president or his preferred candidates may be subjected to a harassment campaign like that of Fulton County.
“This intimidation tactic is a slap in the face to the millions of county election workers and volunteers around the country who work tirelessly to make sure our elections run smoothly. The all-out assault on Fulton County and its poll workers creates a blueprint for the administration to see what it can get away with during the midterm elections when results in key counties and states don’t go its way. Election workers in Fulton County and beyond will not be intimidated by this desperate bullying.”