GA Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger

Thank you Mr. Speaker, Chairmen Anderson and Hilton, and Senate Pro Tem Walker for moving SB284 through the House. This measure protects Georgians from financial fraud, holds bad actors accountable, and puts victim compensation first. Proud to see this progress. @JonBurnsGA

I enjoyed speaking at the Griffin Rotary Club today. I am thankful for the opportunity to share an update on our office's work and hear from such a dedicated group of community leaders.

I was honored to make Craig Miller, the founder of Craig Miller Productions, a posthumous Outstanding Georgia Citizen. Over a career spanning more than 40 years, Craig’s leadership and dedication left an indelible mark on the film industry in Georgia.

I always enjoy getting out to Bartow County to share the important work we are doing at the Secretary of State's Office. Thank you to the Cartersville Rotary Club for an engaging and lively discussion this afternoon.

Polls are open and voters have until 7 pm to vote in the Special Election for U.S. House District 14, Georgia State House Districts 94 and 130, and Georgia State Senate District 53. Login to My Voter Page - mvp.sos.ga.gov to view your polling location and GO VOTE!

Thank you to the Rotary Club of Marietta for the warm welcome! From modernizing the professional licensing system to cutting red tape for businesses, I enjoyed sharing how the Secretary of State's Office is working to better serve Georgians.

It was a great day in Paulding County yesterday! I started the day meeting with the Sheriff's Office, spoke to the Paulding County Chamber about the great work happening at the Secretary of State's Office, and finished the day visiting the Paulding County Elections Office.

It was my pleasure to welcome a group of Coffee County business and community leaders to my office today. I was grateful for the opportunity to connect and share the work we are doing to move the state forward.

Tricia and I are wishing you and your family a Happy Purim! Purim reminds us that even when things seem uncertain, courage and unity can change the story.

I enjoyed welcoming this year's Student Leadership North class to the Capitol. These outstanding students are learning firsthand how government works and how leadership affects our communities. Georgia's future is in great hands!

I enjoyed meeting with the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce during their visit to the Capitol. North Fulton’s business community is a vital part of Georgia’s success. Our conversation focused on how to keep moving their region forward.

I urge the General Assembly to pass SB 284 so this fine goes to the victims instead of the state.

This is just one of many orders we expect to file. We will not stop until we get justice for those who lost their life savings. I will always put the law above politics and protect the most vulnerable. ajc.com/politics/2026/…

Proud of our Georgia grown Olympic Gold Medalist, Elana Meyers Taylor! Congratulations to you, your team, and all of our athletes who are making us proud in Milan.

"For dust you are, and unto dust you shall return." - Genesis 3:19 Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten season. May we all take this time to reflect, repent, and renew.

Thank you to the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce for stopping by my office during your visit to the Capitol today. I enjoyed our conversation about the work you are doing to support local businesses and promote growth across the Golden Isles.

Today is the first day of Early Voting for the March 10 Special Election. Several elections are scheduled: U.S. House District 14, GA State House Districts 94 and 130, and GA State Senate District 53. Visit My Voter Page (mvp.sos.ga.gov) to find locations and vote!

Today, we honor our nation's leaders who have upheld the rule of law and fought for liberty. We respect their dedication to the promise of freedom, democracy, and the Constitution. May this tradition continue for generations to come.

We won't leave any stone unturned as we fight for justice for the families across Georgia who lost their life savings. ajc.com/news/2026/02/f…