Records request to the Georgia Attorney General's Office seeking Attorney General Chris Carr's communications regarding the lawsuit Brnovich v. DNC, a voting-rights case before the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Records request to the Georgia Attorney General's office seeking records or call logs regarding a call between then-President Donald Trump and Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr in which Trump reportedly told Carr not to interfere in the administration's unfounded claims of election fraud.

Request to the Georgia Office of the Attorney General seeking communications between select senior officials and any representative of the Republican Attorneys General Association or the Rule of Law Defense Fund, as well as communications sent by the office concerning those groups or recent robocalls urging supporters to “fight” Congress over President Trump’s election fraud claims.

Records released by the Georgia Attorney General in response to American Oversight’s request for Attorney General Chris Carr’s calendar records.

Records released by the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office in response to American Oversight’s request for any notes, guidelines, or directives issued by the Office regarding the Nov. 11, 2020, decision to conduct a statewide hand recount of all ballots cast in the 2020 general election.

Records request to the Georgia Department of Law seeking communications between select officials and representatives of the Georgia GOP, the Trump White House, the Trump campaign, the Republican National Committee, and their affiliates.

Records request to the Georgia Department of Law seeking Attorney General Chris Carr’s texts and communications with other state attorneys general and the Pennsylvania GOP.

Records request to the Georgia Office of the Attorney General seeking directives regarding investigations into potential cases of election fraud, including the decision to contact voters suspected of election fraud, or the enforcement of election-related laws.

As the election draws nearer, political observers are increasingly turning attention to poll results in states across the country. But of course, poll numbers don’t mean much if ballots aren’t counted — or if people can’t vote in the first place.