Georgia’s Fulton County — a deep-blue political stronghold that’s already been at the center of federal scrutiny over election records — is now facing serious questions about the integrity of its voter registration rolls. Republican state leaders are sounding the alarm after an investigation revealed registrations tied to impossible or dubious addresses, duplicates, and other glaring irregularities.
State Senator Greg Dolezal publicly released examples showing people listed as registered voters at locations like UPS stores, abandoned buildings and highway overpasses — clearly not legitimate residential addresses. Even more troubling were registrations tied to birth years like 1800 and 1900, which election experts say are placeholders when someone doesn’t know their actual date of birth — a red flag for unverifiable or potentially fraudulent entries:
? BREAKING: It’s been revealed that people in deep-blue Fulton County, Georgia are registered to vote at UPS STORES, ABANDONED BUILDINGS and overpasses
The Georgia voter rolls MUST be cleaned.
No wonder Dems are so panicked about the FBI ballot raid. pic.twitter.com/8GAVftmWFN
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 31, 2026
Critics, including analysts who combed through the data, say Fulton County’s voter rolls contain hundreds of duplicate registrations and multiple variations of the same name at a single address, suggesting a systemic failure (or worse) in record maintenance. The county registrar — the official responsible for keeping these rolls clean — has so far offered no credible explanation for how these anomalies occurred.
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“The Fulton County Registrar, this is their job,” Dolezal said. “They are the ones that are supposed to keep the voter rolls clean. It’s always Fulton County, and Fulton County has got to get their act cleaned up.”
Conservative activists and voters alike are now demanding that Fulton County purge its rolls, verify every questionable registration, and restore confidence in the integrity of Georgia’s election system. That call comes as federal agents executed a high-profile raid on the county’s election office last week seeking 2020 election records — a move that has intensified scrutiny of how elections are administered in the state and whether safeguards are adequate.
Dolezal’s findings come the same week the FBI conducted a raid on a Fulton County ballot collection and storage center in relation to the 2020 election. And that raid came after election officials in the Peach State discovered that 315,000 ballots from 2020 – in Fulton County, mostly – were never signed by poll workers, which is a requirement.
This isn’t fringe conspiracy talk. It’s about obvious, common-sense inconsistencies in voter records that undermine public confidence and fuel demands for accountability and all of this adds even more credibility to President Trump’s claims that the 2020 election was ‘stolen’ from him.
We’ll keep an eye on this and report any new findings, of course.
