[The Man]

I come bearing two pieces of good news out of GA and one out of AZ. The two pieces of news out of GA aren’t what everyone’s really hoping for, but they’re not nothing:

I just want to make sure everyone knows Georgia's Secretary of State race went to a Dec. 4th runoff between John Barrow (D) and Brad Raffensperger (R).

This is the election to elect Brian Kemp's successor. So it should be obvious how important position is for voting rights.

— Taniel (@Taniel) 12 November 2018

People can help Barrow directly here:https://t.co/iOraFwiptK
They can help @GeorgiaDemocrat, as well as Gillum, Nelson, Abrams etc. here: https://t.co/NOQr8pFRGX

— Charles BlueWave-ba (@charles_gaba) 12 November 2018

And:

Here's why this matters. On the eve of election night, we filed suit against the SoS' office, saying that they recklessly publicized over and over a MAJOR vulnerability in the state's registration database.

— Stephen Fee (@stephenmfee) 13 November 2018

A judge issued a temporary order requiring the state create an online portal and hotline so voters can check to see if their ballots were counted; to ensure a thorough review of those ballots; and to hold off on certifying results at least until Friday. https://t.co/6N0yJPr5Lv

— Stephen Fee (@stephenmfee) 13 November 2018

Oh, and Georgia is my home state so very pleased to see my current employer doing right by Georgia's voters.

— Stephen Fee (@stephenmfee) 13 November 2018

The AZ news is what everyone was hoping for: Republican Martha McSally has conceded the Senate race to Democrat Kyrsten Sinema.