News & Announcements

Raffensperger warns citizens to be wary of an organization holding itself out as the “Atlanta Civil and Global Human Rights."

Officials said $2.5 million will be distributed to cancer centers across the country as a result of a multistate enforcement against sham charities.

Secretary Of State Brad Raffensperger announced today that he has set the date for Georgia's Presidential Preference Primary.

Raffensperger reminds financial professionals and the public to be on the lookout for elder financial abuse, including potential exploitation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday announced an emergency action charging a recent college graduate with orchestrating a Ponzi scheme.

Deputy Secretary Jordan Fuchs to serve on the Board of Directors for the Electronic Registration Information Center as Georgia’s representative.

County registrars will begin sending notices to Georgia voters who have recently filed a National Change of Address.

Georgia joined the Electronic Registration Information Center, a multistate partnership that uses data-matching to improve voter registration.

Raffensperger today called for the resignation of Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck following Beck’s indictment by a federal grand jury on 38 counts.

Raffensperger this weekend attended the 2019 Democracy Tour, a bipartisan voting rights history tour to key sites in Alabama.

Raffensperger has recognized Georgia as the top state for starting and growing a small business.

The investigation has been launched in response to a series of accusations by the Democratic Party of Georgia.