Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office denies it destroyed evidence in a legal fight seeking to force the state to conduct future elections with paper ballots.

Lawyers defending Raffensperger and the state Board of Elections called last week’s allegations that state personnel destroyed evidence “a desperate attempt to distract the court and the public” from what they claim is “a complete lack of evidence of any actual compromise of Georgia’s election system.”

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