Hi, this is Newt.

Do the virus I'm recording from home.

So you may notice a difference in audio quality.

On this episode of Newt's World, this is our first in a series I'm calling the Honest

Election Chronicles, where we are going state by state, looking at how voting irregularities

occur in our elections.

We want every legal vote to count, but only the legal ones.

Not the votes of the people who voted twice, once by absentee ballot, once in person.

Not the people who moved out of state and voted anyway.

Not the voting machines who were tasked with matching signatures, yet they lowered the standard

so they really don't need the match perfectly.

Many of us are trying to separate what evidence is real and what is simply unfounded.

Each state has faced unique challenges in the 2020 election, particularly with the extraordinary

increase in absentee ballots due to the virus.

In Georgia, the race between President Trump and Vice President Biden was very close.

Even after a six-day hand recount, the only differed by 12,284 votes in favor of Biden.

And it's extraordinarily close, and the race in Georgia isn't over.

We move on to two Senate runoff elections in January that will determine the Democrat

or Republican control of the U.S. Senate.

My guests today understand Georgia politics inside and out.

I'm pleased to welcome, my guests, David Schafer, Chairman of the Georgia Republican

Party, and Lindsey Rudder, who is a candidate for state representative for Georgia House District

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