Claims of Illegal Votes in Georgia Elections? Raffensperger Responds.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger responds to testimony before the State Election Board claiming tens of thousands of Georgians may have voted in the wrong county or precinct after moving. Raffensperger points to an outside state audit that found Georgia’s voter list 99.9% accurate and disputes the numbers presented. He argues the real issue is the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA). The federal law limits how close to an election states can update voter rolls, while people can still register up to 30 days out. Citing Census Bureau and Pew Charitable Trusts data on how often Americans move, he explains why voter list maintenance is a challenge in every state. He also calls on Congress to update the law. Raffensperger also discusses his office’s work with the Department of Homeland Security to verify citizenship on Georgia’s voter rolls. Topics covered: 00:00 State Election Board testimony on voters in the wrong precincts 00:21 Audit finds 99.9% voter list accuracy 01:28 One more question: reviewing Mr. Davis’s data 01:39 Why the NVRA limits voter roll updates 03:44 Letters to Congress and DHS on citizenship verification #Georgia #ElectionIntegrity #BradRaffensperger #VoterRolls #GeorgiaPolitics