Voters should be able to fully participate in lawful processes, such as absentee ballots.

Registrations increased despite his behavior, not because of it.

the behavior that was evidenced over the course of a decade by the then Secretary of State demonstrated a deep disregard for the voting rights of all Georgia citizens.

In the State of Georgia, the Shelby decision did have a very insidious effect.

What is so pervasive in the State of Georgia with regards to diminishing the right to vote was that it was the Secretary of State who had almost unilateral authority.

It is not simply a chilling effect; it is an intimidation effect and what we have to understand is these are Georgians, these are American citizens whose lawful right to cast a ballot has been constrained by his behavior.

We must have a system that allows for paper ballots and for hand counting of these elections, because machines are insufficient to guarantee access to the right to vote in the State of Georgia.

Kemp's eight years as the states chief elections officer resulted in systemic disenfranchisement, disinvestment and incompetence.

Stacey Abrams calls her opponent's investigation into Georgia's Democrats a witch hunt.

First of all, it's an unreal investigation. What has happened is that Brian Kemp, once again, is trying to cover up for his failures in cybersecurity by blaming someone else.