'They Know What They're Speaking of': Georgia's New Task Force Will Tackle Election Integrity
The panel will examine ballot acceptance rules, voter ID proposals and shrinking federal support as states face tighter election security resources.
- Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced the formation of a bipartisan Election Integrity Task Force on August 12, bringing together leaders to help ensure state elections remain "fair and secure."
- This announcement follows an audit last month of the June 16 Georgia runoff, where Raffensperger found errors originated "exclusively from hand-marked ballots," prompting exploration of ballot methods for 2028.
- Members include Representative Drew Ferguson and Former Governor Roy Barnes, who will examine voter list maintenance, transparency initiatives, and strategies to address election misinformation across the state.
- President Donald Trump continues to claim his 2020 election loss in Georgia stemmed from voter fraud, frequently calling for a return to hand-marked ballots to secure the process.
- The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency faces funding challenges this year, dropping from $825 million in 2020 grants to $45 million, impacting regional support for state election officials.
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Raffensperger launches bipartisan election integrity task force ahead of Georgia’s midterms
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Raffensperger launches bipartisan Election Integrity Task Force
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced the formation of a bipartisan Election Integrity Task Force on Aug. 12, bringing together local leaders, election officials, and policy experts. According to a press release from Raffensperger’s office, the task force will serve as an ongoing forum for leaders, election officials and policy experts from across the political spectrum to help ensure Georgia’s elections remain “fair and secure…
'They know what they're speaking of': Georgia's new task force will tackle election integrity
This week, Georgia announced it is forming a bipartisan election integrity task force to make sure Georgia's elections remain free and fair.The group will examine several issues: Voter lists, election administration and misinformation, and county compliance and performance.Georgia Secretary of state Brad Raffensperger joins Scripps News to discuss the new initiative and explain the roles of the people involved."They're well-respected former elec…
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Nick Freitas: Democrats DON’T want election integrity — here’s why
Why has election integrity become one of the most divisive issues in American politics? According to BlazeTV host Nick Freitas, the answer is simple: One side doesn’t want it. “You want to make it so easy that it becomes incredibly easy to cheat,” Freitas says. “And more importantly, it becomes almost impossible to catch or...
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