This year, early voter turnout in Georgia has broken records, with 3.3 million people casting their ballots as of Wednesday morning. The total turnout for this election is expected to surpass the 5 million voters in 2020. With a close race anticipated between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, the secretary of state’s office is preparing for potential legal challenges after Election Day. Gabriel Sterling, chief operating officer of the secretary of state’s office, stated that they are ready for lawsuits from either side depending on the outcome of the election.
The office is in communication with the FBI and GBI to address any potential threats to the election. Sterling emphasized the importance of readiness in the face of uncertainty and stated that they are more prepared for any challenges that may arise. The environment surrounding this election is different, and security measures have been heightened to ensure voter safety and integrity.
As Election Day approaches, both Trump and Harris have been actively campaigning in Georgia, highlighting their visions for leadership and America’s future. Early voting in Georgia ends on Friday, with the final stretch of the election expected to draw significant attention and participation. For the latest updates and coverage leading up to Election Day, readers can visit AJC.com and the AJC News App.
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