News & Announcements

Raffensperger is launching a partnership with Georgia Tech, the Georgia Institute of Technology, to combat cyber-threats.

Business owners have received deceptive letters that could mislead them into believing additional fees are necessary.

This marks the first time new business formation surpassed 150,000 in a calendar year, a significant milestone for Georgia businesses.

Raffensperger expressed overall pleasure in the performance of Georgia’s new secure paper-ballot system during Tuesday’s special election.

Raffensperger and the Georgia Cyber Center at Augusta University announced their partnership on protecting Georgia’s election system.

The election will be Feb. 4 for the district, which includes parts of Crisp, Dodge, Dooly, Lee, Sumter, Tift, Worth, Turner, and Wilcox counties.

Today is the last day to register to vote in next month’s special election to fill the vacancy in House District 171.

Georgians should be careful to ensure their donations are used honestly and effectively.

The rules require county poll managers to test each BMD before every election to ensure that voters’ selections will be accurately printed.

The agency also announced that more than 462,000 people have registered to vote in the 12 months.

The bipartisan Task Force to Restore and Ensure the Public Trust in Elections will be chaired by Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.

According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are 1.1 million small businesses in Georgia.