Jackson drops lawsuits against Jones in push for endorsement
Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson has dropped two lawsuits against his primary rival, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones,as he seeks an endorsement for the upcoming general election against Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms. Jackson had previously filed a libel suit and another claim related to campaign fundraising practices but decided to drop both recently. The legal disputes arose during a competitive primary race, won by Jackson after a runoff.
Georgia Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson dropped lawsuits against his primary rival, state Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, as the candidate courts an endorsement in the race to the general election against Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Jackson filed two lawsuits against Jones in the bruising primary battle that ultimately ended in Jackson winning a runoff election. A libel lawsuit brought against Jones in March was dropped earlier this month, and Jackson dropped a second lawsuit on Friday alleging that Jones used a campaign fundraising tool that gave him an unfair advantage.
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