Top officials — including Georgia’s Gabriel Sterling — who stood firm against former President Trump’s stolen-election lies have nonetheless avoided criticizing, or have even voiced support for, anti-democratic voting restrictions.
Severe winter weather swept across the nation this week, wiping out power for millions. And several states unleashed a new wave of voting-restriction measures.
Documents obtained by American Oversight reveal that in private, Georgia's secretary of state’s office admitted that “systematic checks stop double voting from happening, and those checks appear to be largely working as intended.”
Records from Glynn County, Georgia, in response to American Oversight's request for records concerning the Georgia Absentee Ballot Fraud Task Force. These records include a cover letter from Glynn County Elections Supervisor and Task Force member Chris Channell that mentions signature mismatch on ballots.
