Welcome to the ticket. I'm Isaac Dauver. It's been one month since the election.

Despite all the vote counts that have left no actual question that Joe Biden won, President Trump and a vocal group

of his supporters have kept contesting the results.

There's no proof of anything major going wrong,

and judges keep tossing out the challenges. So now we're into conspiracy theories that are getting harder and harder to follow,

about voting machines and Hugo Chavez and China,

and that has led to low-profile election officials now needing police protection.

It has all gone too far.

This is Gabe Sterling. He is the voting system implementation manager for the state of Georgia.

Joe DeGenova today asked for Chris Krebs, a patriot who ran Sissa, to be shut.

A 20-something tech in Gwinnett County today has death threats and a

noose put out saying he should be hung for treason. It has to stop.

Mr President, you have not condemned these actions or this language.

Senators, you have not condemned this language or these actions. This has to stop. We need you to step up and

if you're going to take a position of leadership, show some."

Sterling's press conference earlier this week struck a nerve with people. It can be easy

to dismiss what's going on right now as crazy or just what comes with our polarized political

reality, but there's a real human cost to this.

Sterling and other voting administrators around the country just pulled off the feet of a well-run

election in a pandemic.

It doesn't matter that Sterling is a lifelong Republican and calls himself just a functionary, he's under attack for doing

his job.

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