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.
Brian Kemp
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Brian Porter Kemp is an American politician serving as the 83rd governor of Georgia since January 14, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Kemp has focused on various issues including economic development, education, and public safety during his tenure. He previously served as Georgia's Secretary of State from 2010 to 2018, where he oversaw elections and implemented policies aimed at increasing voter access and security.
After the November election last year, I knew, like so many of you, that significant reforms to our state elections were needed. There is no doubt there were many alarming issues with how the election was handled. And those problems…
I don’t know if the Biden administration understands that. But later today, we’ll be putting out announcement that we’re not going to be participating in the federal subsidy, any longer.
Yeah, no question about it. That`s exactly what`s happening in the real world. I don`t know if the Biden administration understands that. But later today, we`ll be putting out announcement that we`re not going to be participating in the…
Yeah, absolutely. They can order a pizza. They can order Grub Hub or Uber Eats. The question too, though, that you need to ask, why are voters standing in line that long? Because it`s in Democratic-controlled counties, they need to do a…
How is the bill even racist? If you look at it with any form of neutrality, you can`t spin that at the White House or the courthouse or anywhere else around this country. I mean, it just does not add up.
They`re boycotting and pulling games out of a state like ours yet they`re headquartered in a state that`s more restricted than we are.
In the middle of a pandemic, Major League Baseball put the wishes of Stacey Abrams and Joe Biden ahead of the economic well-being of hardworking Georgians who were counting on All Star game for a paycheck.
Today`s statement by Delta CEO stands in stark contrast to our conversations with the company.
Behind that door, Governor Kemp, seen here, surrounded by six white men and sitting beneath a painting of a slave plantation signed one of the most draconian voter suppression bills in the country.
When you look at the word, use the word like, suppression and Jim Crow 2.0 in regards to this bill, that`s ridiculous. A lot of this bill is dealing with the mechanics of the election. It has nothing to do with, you know, potential fraud…
Republicans in the Georgia legislature have granted themselves the ability to remove the election boards in individual counties on their own say so.
Well, it wasn't a voting rights bill. It was an election security bill that actually increases early voting opportunities on the weekend here in Georgia, and also requires a photo ID for absentee by mail just like when you vote in-person…
The Senate Bill 202, Georgia will take another step toward ensuring our elections are secure, accessible, and fair. The facts are that this new law will expand voting access in the Peach State.
Significant reforms to our state elections were needed. There`s no doubt there were many alarming issues with how the election was handled. And those problems understandably led to the crisis of confidence in the ballot box here in Georgia.
According to them, if you support voter I.D. for absentee ballots, you`re a racist. According to them, if you believe in protecting the security and sanctity of the ballot box, you`re a -- quote - - 'Jim Crow in a suit and tie.'
Tonight, the Republican governor of Georgia, Brian Kemp, has signed into law a sweeping, staggering bill that undoes much of what constitute free and fair elections in the state of Georgia.
According to them, if you support voter I.D. for absentee ballots, you`re a racist. According to them, if you believe in protecting the security and sanctity of the ballot box, you`re a -- quote - - "Jim Crow in a suit and tie."
All of these things, they're a distraction. I mean, I've supported the president. I've said that many times there is a constitutional and legal process that is playing out, and I'm very comfortable letting that process play out. But that…
It's gotten ridiculous from death threats to claims of bribes from China to social media posts that my children are getting.
It has gotten ridiculous, from death threats, claims of bribes from China, the social media posts that my children are getting. If I said this stuff, I would be taken to the woodshed and would never see the light of day.





