Savannah Judge Set to Hear Challenge to David Dillie’s Ballot Eligibility
A judge in Savannah is set to hear a case regarding the ballot eligibility of David Dillie, a candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives, just days before the election. The challenge arises from accusations that Dillie lost his Georgia…
Savannah, GA, October 27, 2026 —
A judge in Savannah is set to hear a case challenging whether David Dillie is eligible to appear on the ballot as a candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives. The hearing is scheduled for just days before the election, according to the available information.
The challenge centers on accusations that Dillie lost his Georgia residency by voting in Nevada’s primary. The summary of the case does not provide details about when the Nevada vote took place, who filed the challenge or what evidence has been presented. It also does not state whether Dillie has responded to the allegations.
The case concerns Dillie’s ballot eligibility, but no ruling has been reported. The information provided does not identify the judge, the date or time of the hearing, the Georgia House district involved, or the specific legal arguments being made by either side.
Because the hearing is set to take place shortly before the election, its timing is a notable part of the dispute. However, the available details do not indicate how the case could affect election procedures or whether any changes to the ballot are being considered. Those matters remain unspecified.
The outcome of the hearing was not included in the information provided. Until a decision is reported, the allegations about Dillie’s residency remain a challenge to his eligibility, not a stated finding by the court.
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