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Raffensperger coordinated with county elections officials to request masks, face shields, gloves, and disinfecting wipes.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger certified the results of the August 11, 2020 statewide general primary and nonpartisan general election runoff.

This partnership is one of many the Secretary is spearheading to ensure county elections officials have the staff they need.

Nearly 700,000 voters cast ballots in the runoff.

The drop boxes allow voters to return their absentee ballots with confidence.

The State Election Board met to discuss and vote on a number of issues, including an emergency authorization of online absentee ballot requesting.

Please 150 character max Raffensperger is partnering with the U.S. Election Assistance Commission in helping Georgia counties find poll workers.

Georgia’s elections system ranks among the best in the nation for voter access in pandemic preparedness.

Raffensperger called on the DeKalb County Board of Registrations and Elections to rescind its decision to send absentee ballot requests.

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.