ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s voters have one more chance to make their voices heard about the state’s election infrastructure.
Tuesday’s runoff election for Georgia secretary of state pits Republican state Rep. Brad Raffensperger against former Democratic congressman John Barrow. Neither candidate won more than 50 percent of votes on Nov. 6.
Raffensperger has support from President Donald Trump, while Barrow is endorsed by former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.
The Republican has defended how Georgia canceled the registrations of hundreds of thousands of voters; he says he’ll focus on election integrity and making sure only legal citizens can cast ballots.
But the Democrat says change is needed. He says Georgia does a “pretty good job of keeping people from cheating,” but a “lousy job of making it easier for folks to vote.”
https://news.yahoo.com/georgia-group-can-prove-illegal-voter-purge-kemp-leader-says-100002969.html
Kemp has to be stopped.
And of course, no matter what is proven, Kemp will stay governor, which is why they are willing to both cheat and be caught as long as the catching occurs after the election.
That along with a favored status in the GA Courts.
I hope Stacey Abrams can motivate people to vote tomorrow. Barrow sure doesn’t know how to do it. Never has.
Not really, have they ‘unpurged’ anyone yet? Only the same voters can vote in the runoff. Though hopefully at least some with have a clearer view this time around.