Records from the Georgia Secretary of State's office in response to American Oversight's request for records concerning Secretary Raffensperger’s decision to postpone an election for April 9, 2020.

An Open Records Request to the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office seeking state policies and procedures regarding which email addresses oversees and military voters can use when requesting Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act ballots.

An Open Records Request to the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office seeking state policies and procedures regarding which email addresses oversees and military voters can use when requesting Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act ballots.

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.

On Wednesday, American Oversight, represented by Caplan Cobb LLP, sued Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and other state officials for failing to respond to dozens of open records requests for election-related material.

The Georgia Secretary of State's Office stated that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for communications with the Heritage Foundation and Cameron Quinn at the Department of Homeland Security.

Public records request to the Georgia Secretary of State for communications with the Heritage Foundation and Cameron Quinn at the Department of Homeland Security.

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Records request to Georgia Secretary of State for communications to Georgia counties regarding language assistance for limited-English proficiency voters.

The Georgia Secretary of State stated that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for communications regarding the election administration bill S.B. 463, and for communications with key terms.