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Indeed, throughout trial, witnesses—lay and fact, Plaintiffs and Defendants—affirmed their understanding that county Boards of Election make the determination of what to do with a voter challenge under Georgia law. See, e.g., Tr. 53, 78 (Fair Fight representative, Stewart-Reid); Tr. 1563–64 (Defendant Somerville); Tr. 1641–42 (Defendant Davis); Tr. 456–57, 468 (Stinetorf’s challenge being overturned by Board); Tr. 389 (Dr. Mayer); Tr. 604 (Dr. Burton). On this point, the Court finds Ryan Germany’s testimony based on his experience working in the Secretary of State’s office to be particularly compelling. Tr. 501:23–25 (“Georgia law places [the probable cause] determination in the county board of elections. And so they have to weigh that, make that determination for themselves.”); Tr. 505:5–22 (testifying of the county Boards of Elections’ “discretion in terms of weighing the evidence and determining how they move forward” within the bounds of relevant laws and regulations).