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Oct 30, 2026
Georgia NOW News for Friday October 30, 2026
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4:25Jenna EasonHOST
Today will be the last day to vote early in the 2026 midterm elections.
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4:30Jenna EasonHOST
After polls close today, Georgia voters will need to cast their ballots on Election Day, November 3rd, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Polling locations and directions can be found at mvp.sos.ga.gov. That's what's happening in Georgia now.
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4:50Jenna EasonHOST
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4:59Jenna EasonHOST
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Chip Roy, Thomas Lane, Chris Williams, Matt Towery, Debbie Wuthnow
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24:13Thomas LaneGUEST
And, you know, it is unfortunate that this happened in Georgia of all states, which has endured criticism from the left and the right regarding its election security.
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24:21Thomas LaneGUEST
And if I remember correctly, when you ran for Georgia Secretary of State in 2022, you ran against your own party's incumbent because of issues that stem from the previous election cycle.
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24:29Thomas LaneGUEST
Just like this.
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24:30Thomas LaneGUEST
Confidence in our elections is huge.
Georgia NOW News for Thursday October 29, 2026
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5:00Jenna EasonHOST
However, prosecutors say Frost stole millions of dollars for himself, creating possibly the largest Ponzi scheme in Georgia's history.
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5:09Jenna EasonHOST
The Georgia Secretary of State's office announced earlier this year that the Bankers Life Advisory Services and Bankers Life Securities has agreed to pay 46 alleged victims $6.7 million.
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5:24Jenna EasonHOST
That's what's happening in Georgia now.
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5:26Jenna EasonHOST
For news anytime, check out our website at heregeorgianow.com. You can also download our app from the App Store or the Google Play Store.
Election Integrity Updates
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4:00Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Georgia from WTOC from October 22nd.
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4:06Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Georgia Secretary of State seeks to remove House candidate from the ballot.
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4:13Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Now, Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffsenberger, is moving to remove David Dilley from the November ballot.
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4:25Linda SzynkowiczHOST
A formal challenge has been filed against Dilley, the Democratic candidate for Georgia House District 161, which covers Port Wentworth and Rincombe.
Welcome to SYNC-O-WICZ! (S2:E44)
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4:00Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Georgia from WTOC from October 22nd.
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4:06Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Georgia Secretary of State seeks to remove House candidate from the ballot.
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4:13Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Now, Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffsenberger, is moving to remove David Dilley from the November ballot.
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4:24Linda SzynkowiczHOST
A formal challenge has been filed against Dilley, the Democratic candidate for Georgia House District 161, which covers Port Wentworth and Rincombe.
Welcome to SYNC-O-WICZ! (S2:E44)
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4:00Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Georgia from WTOC from October 22nd.
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4:06Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Georgia Secretary of State seeks to remove House candidate from the ballot.
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4:13Linda SzynkowiczHOST
Now, Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffsenberger, is moving to remove David Dilley from the November ballot.
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4:24Linda SzynkowiczHOST
A formal challenge has been filed against Dilley, the Democratic candidate for Georgia House District 161, which covers Port Wentworth and Rincombe.
Trump Launches Massive Election Army and Demands Prosecutions!
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7:07Jim HimesGUEST
uh you know and so um yeah um he's gonna do it right and the question is what is it if it's silly stuff like just ranting and raving and being angry that's one thing we could relatively easy handle handle that but you know if he does what he did at the end of 2020 um the 2020 election remember what that was right i mean there were lawsuits insane lawsuits 60 plus of them filed every single one of them turned away but all of these lawsuits claiming that there had been corruption in various polling places.
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7:35Jim HimesGUEST
He called the Secretary of State of Georgia, Brad Raffensperger, and you'll remember this.
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7:40Jim HimesGUEST
He said, find me the 11,000 votes, which is ludicrous on the face of it and obviously illegal, but it's a different world right now.
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7:48Jim HimesGUEST
He's got more people around him who are willing to do uh what he tells them to do i'm thinking of the attorney general in particular and there's more people in positions of responsibility at the state level uh that could try to slow or stop certifications and then there's the big question about what happens on january 3rd when in theory the clerk of the house seats the members elect, and there's a quorum call and the House reconstitutes itself.
Episode 5767: Turning The 'Big Lie' Into A Movement
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16:51speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So Cleta Mitchell has been a top conservative election lawyer for decades, but most people really got to know her during the 2020 election when she was a key figure in helping Trump try to overturn Joe Biden's win.
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17:06speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Most people will remember her as someone on the leaks phone call with Trump trying to pressure Brad Raffensperger, the Georgia Secretary of State, to find him 11,000 votes.
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She's on that call.
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She's feeding him information as he tries to twist Raffensperger's arm.
Gen Z voters share what’s motivating their vote; making Halloween more inclusive for kids who stutter
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2:23Rose ScottHOST
These young Georgians represent ages 18 to 24, and they represent more than one million active voters in our state.
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2:30Rose ScottHOST
That's according to the Georgia Secretary of State's office.
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2:32Rose ScottHOST
Now, recently, yesterday, I spoke with a group of college students, along with Andrew Iden, an author and strategic advisor with Rock the Vote.
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2:40Rose ScottHOST
Now, here he is talking about the importance of young people participating in elections amid today's political climate and the spread of disinformation as well as misinformation.
The Steve Finnegan Show 10-28-2026 H2
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41:48Steve FinneganHOST
Rhino, whatever you want to call him, corrupt is one of the things that I will call him, and I think he suckered the governor of Georgia in on this.
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42:00Steve FinneganHOST
Just like Arkansas, the Georgia Secretary of State and the governor, Brian Kemp, they run separately, but you would like to think your colleague from the same party especially, would have some type of integrity, but obviously not as we've seen.
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42:19Steve FinneganHOST
So this not only called into question the fact that Joe Biden would not have won the presidency without George's vote.
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42:28Steve FinneganHOST
We know all about the chicanery out in California.
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