The Georgia secretary of state’s office says it continues to look into every complaint of voter fraud but that so far, it has found little evidence that it happened on a widespread basis.
“Every single one that comes in, we’re going to investigate, we’re going to track it down,” said Gabe Sterling. “It doesn’t mean anything happened, it didn’t mean anything didn’t happen. What we have to find is evidence of something happening.”
Counties continue wrapping up counts of provisional and overseas ballots. Friday was the final day for overseas and military ballots to arrive and for voters to cure their provisional or rejected absentee ballots.
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