In a series of tweets in recent days, Mr. Trump has alleged that vote counters have not been permitted to match signatures included with absentee ballots and has falsely claimed that this renders the …
Joe Biden Holds Lead in Georgia After Hand Recount
President-elect Joe Biden remained ahead in Georgia after a hand recount of the state’s 5 million presidential votes, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said. Mr. Raffensperger still must …
Where Georgia’s Hand Recount Differed From the Initial Tally, by County
Georgia’s 159 counties finalized a hand recount, technically an audit, of the five million ballots cast in the election, reaffirming Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory but reducing his lead by more than 1, …
Georgia Secretary of State says hand audit of ballots has not altered Biden’s victory
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said on Thursday that a hand audit of ballots in the state had confirmed Joe Biden as the winner of the Nov. 3 election in Georgia.
WSJ Opinion: Georgia on Not Enough Minds
Republicans shouldn’t take the Jan. 5 runoffs, or their majority in the Senate, for granted. Image: Jessica McGowan/Getty Images …
Fox News to Keep Paying Karl Rove While He Leads Georgia GOP Fundraising
The network seemingly intends to disclose his role on-air to avoid a conflict of interest. But he talked about Georgia on Thursday without any such disclosure.
Too soon? Georgia draws next class of White House hopefuls
Georgia would like a few moments of presidential campaign time. The state has fast become a stage for the cast of possible Republican presidential candidates after President Donald Trump’s defeat.
Presidential Transition: Georgia Nears Its Recount Deadline, With Biden Ahead by Over 12,000 Votes
Republicans in Michigan faced accusations of racism after refusing to certify results in Wayne County, which includes Detroit, a majority-Black city. A Jewish group denounced the White House’s pick …
The Georgia runoffs are incredibly important. Why are Democrats pretending they’re not?
An unprecedented amount of money and attention is pouring into Georgia ahead of the twin runoff elections for the seats now held by Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Sen. David Perdue, both Republicans, on Jan.
Money pours into Georgia ahead of runoff races that will determine control of the Senate.
The two runoff elections in Georgia that will determine which party controls the Senate are already drawing enormous sums of cash, with more than $125 million pouring into the state in only two weeks.