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The Secretary of State’s office and partner organizations, will hold a webinar for senior citizens providing tips and guidance on how to avoid scams.

Raffensperger is urging Georgians to be cautious when donating to support COVID-19 charities on this emergency response Giving Tuesday.

A select group of business leaders will answer questions about handling financial hardship and discuss the resources available to businesses in need.

Raffensperger has created an Absentee Ballot Fraud Task Force to ensure no one undermines the integrity of the vote in Georgia during this pandemic.

If the General Assembly and the Governor want to move the election to June or July, we will support them.

Raffensperger is warning Georgia’s licensees to be wary of individuals who may threaten to have their licenses revoked in light of COVID-19.

Raffensperger is warning all Georgians about scammers using fear about the COVID-19 pandemic for fraudulent or deceptive investment opportunities.

These temporary steps are being made because of the COVID-19 pandemic threatening public health.

Raffensperger is extending the time for Georgia corporations to file their annual registration.

Virtual meetings will allow Georgia businesses to comply with requirements to hold annual meetings while also protecting public health from COVID.

People can support these businesses by purchasing gift cards to use at a later date, by shopping locally online, and by ordering curbside or takeout.