Georgia Secretary of State Files Complaint Against House Candidate
The Georgia Secretary of State has filed a complaint against Georgia House candidate David Dillie, alleging he voted in both Georgia and Nevada, which could disqualify him from the District 161 race.
Savannah, GA, October 24, 2026 —
The Georgia Secretary of State has filed a complaint against David Dillie, a candidate for the Georgia House, alleging that he voted in both Georgia and Nevada. The allegation could disqualify Dillie from the race for District 161.
The complaint’s filing date, the evidence cited and the specific process for resolving the matter were not provided. No decision on Dillie’s eligibility was reported in the available information. The allegation in the complaint is not, by itself, confirmation that the conduct occurred or that the candidate has been disqualified.
Details about Dillie’s response were not provided. The information also does not identify any next steps or timeline for consideration of the complaint. As a result, the outcome and potential effect on the District 161 contest remain unclear.
The complaint concerns an allegation of voting in two states, but no additional information was provided about when the votes were cast or the circumstances surrounding them. The Secretary of State’s filing is the only action described in the available account; no inspection, finding or final ruling was reported.
Whether Dillie remains eligible to compete in the race has not been resolved in the information provided. Further details about the complaint, any response from the candidate and any decision on his eligibility were not available.
Story summarized from the original created by Maya Homan/Georgia Recorder on thecurrentga.org, see more information here.
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