ATLANTA — An illegal voting case involving former Georgia Republican Congressman Drew Ferguson was resolved by the State Election Board on Tuesday in a case that highlighted the specifics of change-of-address and voter registration rules.

The board unanimously voted 2-0 to issue a letter of instruction, essentially a guidance communication, to the former representative over a complaint referred to the SEB alleging he had voted using an old address in 2022.

11Alive reported at the time he'd voted in Troup County, though he'd since moved to Pike County.

A representative on Ferguson's behalf requested the case be dismissed Tuesday, and argued his case was not a typical case of voting with an outdated registration because of his federal service in D.C.

The representative at the board mee

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