Brad Raffensperger: “I want to maintain trust in the outcome of statewide elections heading into the final stretch of campaign season.”

I think people are looking for someone that's aspirational, positive, you know, a vision. They're not looking for someone that lives in the past that is, you know, running around with a retribution tour.

28,000 Georgians skipped the presidential race, and yet they voted down ballot and other races. And the Republican congressman ended up getting 33,000 more votes than President Trump and that’s why President Trump came up short.

They’re on both sides of the aisle, but they are also recognized as being fair brokers of the truth.

The fight to maintain confidence at the ballot box is not partisan.