Atlanta, GA — This morning the Fulton County Superior Court issued a Writ of Mandamus that requires the Fulton County Commission to accept the two appointments that GRA-member & Fulton County GOP Chairwoman Stephanie Endres made to the Fulton County Board of Elections: Julie Adams and the GRA’s Election Integrity Action Group Chairman Jason Frazier. Both of them have pointed out countless flaws with Fulton’s election systems since 2020.
This court decision represents a great victory for our GRA activists and election integrity activists in Fulton County, who have been vigilantly fighting the corruption for the last five years. Jason and Julie’s combined presence on the Board of Elections would bring with it heightened scrutiny and awareness of Fulton County’s corruption.
As many will remember, over four years ago, in 2021, the Fulton County Republican Party was a nexus of the Establishment, and the county convention that year had more votes than eligible voters and had an extensive appeal process due to the Establishment’s initial loss which, disappointingly, led to the Establishment staying in charge in one of the most populous counties in the state.
That all changed two years ago, in 2023, when grassroots activists, led by former Johns Creek city council member and GRA endorsed candidate Stephanie Endres, defeated the Establishment in Fulton County. Then, this year, in 2025, after two years of the Establishment refusing to unify and work with the grassroots activists in Fulton, and spreading lies about them during the convention process, Fulton County GOP Chairman Stephanie Endres and her team were re-elected again in a resounding victory.
Now, why does this matter? Due to their victories, the Fulton County Republican Party was able to appoint two really principled Republicans to the Fulton County Board of Registrations and Elections: Jason Frazier, head of the GRA Election Intergrity Committee, and Julie Adams.
Both of them are anti-Establishment fighters for Republican values.
This is a big deal, since often the people appointed by the Establishment to these positions are self-interested RINO types who get appointed to these positions because they will act nice and friendly with the Democrats, but not fight for what the party wants on the board.
Essentially, Establishment people appointing Establishment people.
Jason and Julie are the opposite of that.
Which is why the Fulton County Board of Commissioners refused to accept their appointment to the Board of Registrations and Elections.
The Fulton County Republican Party, under this anti-Establishment leadership, refused to back down and brought a lawsuit against the Fulton County Board of Commissioners for not following the law.
Reportedly funded by the Republican National Committee with connections made through the GAGOP, the Fulton County Republican Party, under Stephanie’s leadership, received a favorable ruling earlier this week, stating that it was unlawful to refuse the appointments of Julie Adams and Jason Frazier.
Many are concerned that the Fulton County Commission, which is controlled by Democrats, will attempt to appeal the decision of the Fulton Superior Court. But with this decision, it appears that such action would only prolong the inevitable win for Stephanie, Jason, and Julie.
Now, while the litigation is still ongoing and may still continue, it is important to recognize the important truth: who is elected into party leadership matters.
The Establishment fears making appointments that will stand for the people/party instead of with the political industry. The Establishment fears lawsuits instead of fighting for the party to be relevant and active.
That’s not what the grassroots/”We the People” do. And it’s not what Fulton County GOP’s leadership did.
There aren’t always a lot of victories to celebrate, but I would encourage you to message the anti-establishment Fulton County GOP leadership and congratulate them on the win, and thank them for their hard work and not backing down.
Because it’s not easy to put up with faux Republicans trying to minimize your accomplishments while not truly caring about election integrity. And thanking and congratulating fellow grassroots activists when things go well?
It’s the least we can do.
