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Raffensperger called Tuesday for civic organizations, religious groups and others to help counties recruit critically needed poll workers.

A recent New York Times article (“Anatomy of An Election ‘Meltdown’ in Georgia,” July 25) contained numerous errors.

The special election will be held on September 29 for the district, which includes parts of Clayton, DeKalb, and Fulton counties.

This town hall raised awareness of the hallmarks of scams and the new and innovative ways con artists are exploiting the pandemic.

Rebuilding & Recovering Financially: A Path to Financial Recovery is hosted through the She Leads financial literacy program.

The problem with Fair Fight’s release is there is zero evidence any county other Fulton was not properly accepting absentee ballot applications.

Before the June 9 primary, the project sent to county election officials across Georgia the names of more than 1,000 people.

The June 9 primary was the first statewide use of Georgia’s new secure paper-ballot system.

Georgia has only been able to audit election results since the introduction of the new secure paper-ballot system.

Making Money Moves is a conversation about optimally managing finances through banking, debt management, and investment practices.

Raffensperger is encouraging Georgians to vote absentee by mail to protect their health and limit wait times at the ballot box.

Raffensperger purchased 35,000 face masks for distribution among the 159 counties across Georgia.