Thornton Township Supervisor and Dalton Mayor Tiffany Henyard claims voter suppression after losing Democratic backing in her reelection bid. Henyard, who earns over $220,000 annually in these roles, was disqualified after a caucus nominated State Senator Napoleon Harris as the Democratic candidate. She alleges hundreds of her supporters, including seniors and local leaders, were unfairly locked out of the caucus venue. Henyard’s tenure has been marred by allegations of fiscal mismanagement, including unauthorized taxpayer-funded expenditures. Her critics argue that her failure to meet filing requirements, not voter suppression, caused her disqualification. Despite her claims, legal battles and dwindling resources may hinder her fight to retain power. This political standoff highlights the complex power struggles and procedural tactics shaping local governance, raising questions about the integrity of the process and Henyard’s own leadership.
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