More details to come, but this is the lede from the AJC's Kristina Torres, just back from an emergency meeting of the state elections board:

Chief investigator Chris Harvey, however, said the office needed more information from the New Georgia Project to confirm no more fraudulent forms existed — already, it has identified another 26 applications as suspicious. The state has extended a deadline for the group to get investigations such information through Sept. 26.

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