In one-sided Chord-Arc Domains $\Omega$, we demonstrate that the $A_\infty$-absolute continuity of the elliptic measure with respect to the surface measure remains stable under $L^2$ Carleson perturbations. This stability holds provided that either the elliptic operator $L_0=-\operatorname{ div} A_0\nabla$, which is being perturbed, or the perturbed operator $L_1=-\operatorname{ div} A_1\nabla$ satisfies the condition $\sup_{ X\in \Omega }\operatorname{ dist}(X,\partial \Omega)|\nabla A_i(X)| <\infty$ on its coefficients. $L^2$ Carleson perturbations are slightly more general than those previously discussed in the literature. The proof hinges on the availability of a comprehensive elliptic theory and a domain $\Omega$ that allows uniform non-tangential access to any point on its boundary. Consequently, while the current theory of $L^2$ Carleson perturbations can be extended to more general contexts, we have chosen not to do so in order to simplify the presentation.
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