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Tucker Carlson: Democrats are on the verge of unchecked power. Where was the GOP?

Tucker Carlson Tonight host discusses the Georgia Senate runoffs and preserving the integrity of elections There was a time, not that long ago, when Americans expected to learn election results on Election Night. Usually, they did. Were voting machines that much more efficient way back in, say, 2012? No, they weren t. The difference was that we just required most people to vote in-person back then. In-person voting reduces fraud, and reducing fraud and the appearance of fraud used to be important to us. We wanted people to believe the results when they came in. We wanted to protect the system that made all of our good things possible. We wanted democracy to continue. But then everything changed.

Opinion: Georgia's long history of voter suppression - The Virginian-Pilot

Georgia's history of voter suppression extends to the purging of voter rolls that should be reversed before Tuesday's election, Jesse Jackson writes.

Sunday shows preview: Senate candidates brace for Georgia runoffs; government continues coronavirus vaccine roll out

Sunday shows preview: Senate candidates brace for Georgia runoffs; government continues coronavirus vaccine roll out Jordan Williams © The Hill Sunday shows preview: Senate candidates brace for Georgia runoffs; government continues coronavirus vaccine roll out Georgia s Senate runoff races on Tuesday and the federal government s coronavirus vaccine rollout are expected to dominate this week s Sunday talk shows. Georgia s Senate candidates are gearing up for their last campaign sprint before Tuesday s runoff races, both of which will determine whether the GOP remains in control of the upper chamber. Sens. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) and David Perdue (R-Ga.) will face off against Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, respectively on Jan. 5. Republicans currently hold a 50-48 advantage in the chamber, and Democrats will need to win both seats in order to have Vice President-elect Kamala Harris cast tie breaking votes.

Georgia county cannot stop 4,000 voters: Judge

Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner allows Georgia voters regardless of address change requests

A federal judge says more than 4,000 people in one Georgia county can't be stopped from voting in the state's high-stakes Senate runoffs just because they filed paperwork to change their address.