Georgia is recounting their vote for the third time since the presidential election, but Foreign Minister Brad Raffensperger told “Your World with Neil Cavuto” that he expects “very similar” results.
“When we did the first inspection, we found bugs in three counties, and that gave President Trump more than 1,000 votes …” Raffensperger told host Neil Cavuto. “This has all been accounted for and I think it is very close to what is now. I don’t really see a difference.
The Republican felt pressure from both sides of the political corridor to handle the election.
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In response, Raffensperger told Cavuto that some people “just can’t handle” the fact that President Trump became the first Republican presidential candidate since 1992 to lose Georgia since George HW Bush.
– We said a [Trump] campaign, if voters find fraud, we will check it, ”he said. “We haven’t seen widespread, systemic voter fraud that would overturn people’s results.”
Trump himself criticized Raffensperger’s oversight of the election, while Georgia Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, all re-elected during the January run, asked for his resignation.
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But Raffensperger insisted on keeping the law at the end of the day and making honest decisions for the benefit of the American public.
“We have a process. We have the law. I abide by the law, ”he said. “I’ve never voted for a Democrat in my life, but that doesn’t mean I ever want to do something that wasn’t full of integrity.”
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“I’m an engineer and I’m going to make sure we have a process that works for Georgia.” – I’m not putting my thumb on the scales. The people decide this choice. “
