Board of Elections loses legal case against mayor and commissioners
Judge Connie Williford dismissed the fatally flawed lawsuit over who has the authority to select an elections supervisor candidate
Ga. Senate bill gives Macon-Bibb clear control to select elections supervisor
Board of Elections sued mayor and commissioners to retain sole authority to nominate job candidate after Mayor Lester Miller planned to appoint selection committee
Saturday voting for Macon-Bibb, but limited early polling sites
The Macon-Bibb County Board of Elections voted 3-2 to hold early voting Sat. Nov. 26 at the Pio Nono office
Macon-Bibb asks judge to dismiss lawsuit over elections supervisor selection
The Macon-Bibb Board of Elections sued over Mayor Lester Miller’s planned committee to select next supervisor candidate
Elections board takes Macon-Bibb mayor, county commissioners to court over supervisor selection
Superior Court judge asked to block Lester Miller’s plan to select supervisor candidate through a bi-partisan committee
Political party reps spar over election staff comments as Bibb agrees to audit precincts
Macon-Bibb Board of Elections chair approves GOP-led audit, as special Water Authority election is set for November
Macon-Bibb Board of Elections hires Atlanta attorney in rift with mayor over supervisor selection
Macon-Bibb Mayor Lester Miller says legal wrangling could delay hire until after November election
Board of Elections members bristle over Mayor’s plan for a search committee
Mayor Lester Miller forms committee to choose elections supervisor after rejecting the Board of Election's candidate
‘Just a mess,’ elections board member says as Macon-Bibb reopens search for supervisor
Commission rejected putting consideration of Board of Elections’ sole candidate on committee agenda
Interim Macon-Bibb County elections supervisor named
Bibb County's first Black elections supervisor, Jeanetta Watson, resigned effective Jan. 21.
Macon-Bibb elections supervisor’s resignation cites stress, workload, new election laws
Jeanetta Watson, who resigned effective Jan. 21, led the Board of Elections since 2012 after joining the office in 2007.