TRUMP FOE DEFEATED: Georgia’s Election Rigger Brad Raffensperger LOSES BADLY in Primary Race

It is with great joy that I report on the defeat of the RINO scumbag Brad Raffensperger.

“Good riddance to corrupt, election-rigging RINO snake Brad Raffensperger in Georgia, who is currently getting absolutely crushed in the GOP gubernatorial primary.”

Good riddance to corrupt, election-rigging RINO snake Brad Raffensperger in Georgia, who is currently getting absolutely crushed in the GOP gubernatorial primary. pic.twitter.com/CKr4GJuYPi

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) May 20, 2026

JUST IN: A Georgia judge has issued an ORDER commanding Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to ALLOW poll watchers into his election operations “bunker.”

The bunker is the central location where the state receives vote totals, verifies them, and uploads them to the Georgia… pic.twitter.com/9HqkRFenDs

— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) May 19, 2026

Because corrupt election rigger Brad Raffensperger is in charge of them. https://t.co/N5d5jmxS1v

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) May 20, 2026

Another Trump enemy falls as Brad Raffensperger loses Georgia primary

By: Politico, May 20, 2026:

MAGA billionaire Rick Jackson and the Trump-endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones advanced to a runoff in the Republican primary for Georgia governor.

Georgia gubernatorial candidate Brad Raffensperger speaks to members of the media on election day in Atlanta, on May 19, 2026.

Billionaire Rick Jackson and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones advanced to a runoff election for the GOP nomination for Georgia governor — locking out Raffensperger, who struggled to gain traction among his party’s increasingly MAGA base.

Raffensperger’s defeat is another sign of Trump’s grip on the GOP, following the president’s wins ousting state Republican senators who clashed with him over redistricting in Indiana and Sen. Bill Cassidy’s loss in Louisiana on Saturday.

But the runoff also prolongs an already rancorous and expensive primary by several weeks. Jackson, a political newcomer who entered the race late but quickly rose in the polls, and Jones, who boasts Trump’s endorsement, are both courting the same MAGA voters
The runoff will serve as a crucial test of the influence of Trump’s endorsement in the Republican party versus the power of Jackson’s seemingly endless cash.

Trump has repeatedly reaffirmed his support for Jones since Jackson entered the race, most recently during remarks at a February event in Rome, Georgia. The lieutenant governor spent the final few weeks of the campaign.

The spending, which is expected to balloon, has already been monstrous. Jackson has spent nearly $65 million of his own money, according to an AdImpact analysis. Jones has disbursed over $28 million over the course of the primary.

The pair’s dominance is a stark sign of just how much the Republican Party in Georgia has shifted right under Trump’s commandeering of the party. Along with Raffensperger, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr — another old-school, technocratic Republican who rejected Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election — also failed to break through during the race.

In the Senate, they’ll be looking to make sure Jon Ossoff’s first term is his only term. Rep. Mike Collins was leading on Tuesday evening, with 40.9 percent of the vote. He’s followed by Derek Dooley at 28.4 percent (Decision Desk).

Collins currently represents the people of Georgia’s 10^th. Dooley is son of University of Georgia football coach Vince Dooley. In the race to succeed Brian Kemp as governor in the Peach State, Trump had endorsed current Lt. Gov. Burt Jones who was leading Tuesday night with 37.8 percent of the vote. Jones was followed by Rick Jackson at 34 percent (Decision Desk).

Rick Jackson is successful health care executive (Politico). The winner will face Democrat former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (NBC). The runoff election will be held on June 16 (Georgia).

Republicans sweep and win both Supreme Court Elections in Georgia tonight

Charlie Bethel: 51.6%
Miracle Rankin: 48.4%

Sarah Hawkins Warren: 59.7%
Jen Jordan: 40.3%

(85% Reporting) pic.twitter.com/iU9npLGOKz

— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) May 20, 2026