Ruled that electors’ referendum to repeal county resolutions to purchase property was constitutionally authorized under home rule provisions
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that an island community descended from enslaved people could move forward with a referendum to overturn zoning changes that they argue will price them out of their homes.
Georgia Supreme Court allows voters to repeal and amend county ordinances.
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