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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Jones rules in favor of the conservative group in a civil rights action brought by the voting rights nonprofit alleging that the group violated the Voting Rights Act by challenging the eligibility of individual voters during Georgia's 2021 Senate runoff election under a statute known as Section 230. Although the list of potentially ineligible voters compiled by the group "utterly lacked reliability," there is no evidence connecting the list to a voter who submitted challenges. Insufficient evidence was presented to show voter intimidation or attempted voter intimidation by the group against the voters. A challenge to one voter's eligibility was not unreasonable because there was a question about her residency. The nonprofit failed to show that the alleged election-related activities engaged in by the group, including paying whistleblowers and recruiting military veterans to intimidate voters at polls, reached or impacted any voter.