Brad Raffensperger serves as Georgia Secretary of State and faces challenges to mail-in voting practices.
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Updated Oct 13
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Brad Raffensperger serves as Georgia Secretary of State and faces challenges to mail-in voting practices.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- As Georgia Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger is advocating for the General Assembly to pass stricter laws regarding election processes.Sub-event
- Secretary of State announced an investigation into a candidate in Georgia.Sub-event
- Secretary of State issues guidance to election workers in Georgia.Sub-event
Challenges to mail-in voting practices arise while Raffensperger serves as Georgia Secretary of State.1 source
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A legal case is underway in Fulton County, Georgia, involving Donald Trump, Fani Willis, and Brad Raffensperger regarding election records and voter list issues.Also in this story
- Officials in Georgia, including Brad Raffensperger and Markwayne Mullin, were questioned about specific vote counts for Trump and faced threats over election compliance issues.
- Georgia officials are investigating third-party organizations concerning voter rolls.
- Official findings related to a legal case involving Brad Raffensperger were explained through expert testimony.
- Election count examination in Fulton County, Georgia.
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Georgia
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Brad Raffensperger
Secretary of State of Georgia since 2019
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- State officials in Georgia reported that the number of early votes has reached a record high.