interference in georgia. but not until after november. governor kemp has tried to avoid testifying in the probe. his lawyers argued that under georgia law, the sitting governor should not be subject to subpoenas. kemp team cited the political implications of testifying near election day. in his six-page ruling, the judge said delaying kemp testimony was the sound and prudent course, but he added once the election is over, the court expects the governor s team to promptly made arrangements for his appearance. he resisted president trump s demands to help over turn joe biden s win in georgia. he faces stacey abrams in the state s november election. jonathan lemire, that does seem, if you look at the doj guidelines on the federal level, about keeping investigations away from elections, on this
provisional votes. abrams says this is part of a bigger struggle. she wrote on twitter, it s about fighting for every georgian that cast a ballot with a promise that their vote would count. there could be up to 25,000 uncounted provisional votes out there. the kemp team has dismissed the lawsuits as trivial and they say the democrats are just trying to steal the election through the court system. shepard? shepard: steve harrigan reporting live from georgia. in arizona, the democratic candidate for senate taking a narrow lead for the first time in a race that is still too close to call. the judge is the starting to hear arguments in a lawsuit from the gop side. dan springer reporting live from phoenix. shep, we ll got a lot more votes later on today. so far only a few thousand have trickled in. they haven t changed the lead. kirsten sinema surged into the lead and appears to be in good shape to turn this senate seat in arizona blue. the key is what she did yesterday in maricopa coun