Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again.

So today we're going to talk about a record-breaking early voting, hand counts, playing

investigator, challenged voters, and a whole bunch of news coming out of Georgia.

First, former President Jimmy Carter achieved his goal of living long enough to vote for Harris.

So that leads us to talking about how early voting is going in the state.

Officials with the Georgia Secretary of State's office have reported a record-breaking first

day of early voting and accepted absentees with over 328,000 total votes cast so far. That's reportedly more than double what was

cast on the first day in 2020. The trend of massive turnout continued on the second day.

Absentee voting looks like it's moving along as well,

with the Secretary of State saying, quote,

so far we have seen just over 250,000 voters request absentee ballots.

Perhaps in the next week or so, we'll see that rise up to 300,000 and that we think will

probably look like around 5 to 6 percent of all voters will be voting

absentee this cycle.

The Secretary of State also pointed out something we all need to pay attention to and remember

because I'm sure it will become an issue and the source of wild claims.

Raffinsberger said they would be ensuring the security of the election and conducting random audits.

He said they would be, quote, pulling out a piece of equipment, a random audit on election

day, bring it to headquarters and then verify that it is recording the votes accurately,

that it has not been hacked by any bad actors out there.

I feel like photo by any bad actors out there.

I feel like photos of this process set to dramatic music will be used to falsely cast doubt on the elections.

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