Special to the Beacon ATLANTA – Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced Wednesday his office is continuing to coordinate directly with election offices in Georgia’s 159 counties ensuring election operations remain on schedule and that counties have the needed resources for a swift recovery.
As it stands, Secretary Raffensperger can speak to Georgians of the physical infrastructure needed to conduct an election will be fully operational before the early in-person voting period begins.
“Election workers across Georgia had begun the pre-election testing processes of equipment and facilities to be used in the 2024 election,” Raffensperger said last week. “My office is working hard to make sure election workers in the affected counties are safe, that their equipment is undamaged and secure, and their early voting locations will be functional by the time early voting starts.”
