Trump is scheduled to travel to Georgia on Saturday to campaign on behalf of Loeffler and Perdue.
Late Tuesday night, Trump tweeted in response to Sterling’s call for him to condemn threats: “Rigged Election.What is Secretary of State and @BrianKempGA afraid of.
secretary of state says fellow Republicans are pressuring him to find ways to exclude ballots.
That stance has drawn a fusillade of online attacks and personal threats against the secretary of state and others in his office.But Sterling said Tuesday that for him, the last straw came when a 20-year-old technician for the state’s voting machine contractor, Dominion Voting Systems, was targeted by far-right social media users who falsely claimed they’d caught him on camera manipulating election data.When Sterling stepped to the lectern inside the Georgia Capitol on Tuesday afternoon, he was noticeably upset.But Raffensperger gave Sterling the green light to speak his mind, Jordan Fuchs, a deputy secretary of state, said in an interview.Sterling also had another message for Trump that Republicans in Washington have been unwilling to deliver: The election is overTo boost voter-fraud claims, Trump advocate Sidney Powell turns to unusual source: The longtime operator of QAnon’s Internet homeIn fact, the undated video — which was recorded at a distance and includes a man and woman offering ongoing commentary on the “nerd boy†as he works inside an election office — shows a man simply using a computer and thumb driveTrump raises more than $150 million appealing to false election claims