Georgia Secretary of State: "Numbers Don't Lie"

The transcript discusses the certification of presidential election results, with the Secretary of State's office initially stating the results were certified, then correcting that they were not yet certified. The Secretary of State emphasizes the accuracy of the numbers, reflecting the people's verdict. A hand tally in Georgia confirmed Biden's win by over 12,000 votes, conducted to comply with state law. Raffensberger must certify the results by 5:00 PM, followed by Governor Kemp's certification of electors by the next day.

What was the initial misunderstanding regarding the certification of the election results?

• The results were certified for the wrong candidate.

• The results were not certified at all.

• The results were certified by the wrong official.

• The results were certified too early.

What does the Secretary of State believe about the election numbers?

• They are influenced by external parties.

• They are incorrect and need revision.

• They are a result of court decisions.

• They accurately reflect the people's decision.

What was the purpose of the hand tally conducted in Georgia?

• To address suspected issues with the results.

• To comply with a new state law.

• To change the election outcome.

• To delay the certification process.

By when must Raffensberger certify the election results?

• By the end of the week.

• By midnight tonight.

• By 5:00 PM tomorrow.

• By 5:00 PM today.

What is Governor Brian Kemp's deadline to certify the state's electors?

• By the end of the week.

• By 5:00 PM tomorrow.

• By 5:00 PM today.

• By midnight tonight.