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It is insufficient to solve the challenges, the twin challenges of voter suppression and election subversion.

This is a nation and a state that has been hurt by pandemic and by injustice. But we also have opportunity.

Polling is a snapshot. And it is not the Oracle of Delphi. It's not a predictor of what will be.

I am proud to be someone who is fighting for voting rights, because I have been a small business owner. I have been a tax attorney. I'm an aunt to six young kids, who need good education and need hope and opportunity who live in the state…

And I think when you have a Republican Congress, this is all going to come crashing down and the wolves that are going to find out that they're now sheep and they're the ones who, in fact, going to -- I think face a real risk of jail for…

We cannot afford inaction. And while the ECA may be a solution to a smaller problem, it is not the solution to the massive crisis that is facing our democracy.

We have, in the state of Georgia, a prime example of why secretary of state matters in multiple ways.

We're going to raise the resources to invest in those voters and make sure they know what the rules are, how they have changed, and how to vote.

The conversation about voting, the loud conversation about the intentionality of voter suppression started in 2014.

The system worked great in Georgia, the number of voters that didn’t cast ballots because their applications came in too late was 0.05 percent of Georgia.

Everybody ought to be able to vote. And their vote ought to be counted, if they are a valid voter.

If I were on the ballot, in 2022, I would not re-litigate 2020 election issues.

Realistically, it's dawned, and it's over.

I'm convinced quite frankly that if Martin Luther King were alive today, he would be on the side of the Republicans, on this issue. Voter integrity matters.

I, for one, do not believe that Brad Raffensperger has protected our election integrity in this state.

It's raining change, in Georgia!

I think it's a mistake to rehash the 2020 election again. It's over. It's dawned. We lost.

Today, we're divided. And Brian Kemp and Brad Raffensperger are to blame.