GA Democrats Weep When Republican Party Gubernatorial Candidate Launches Last Minute Pirate Probe

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GA Democrats Weep When Republican Party Gubernatorial Candidate Launches Last Minute Pirate Probe



Georgia's Secretary of State and Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp announced that his office opened an investigation Saturday night into the Democratic Party of Georgia over an alleged attempt to pirate the state's voter registration system, According to a press release published on Sunday morning.


The announcement, criticized by opponents as a "political trick", comes two days before a governed by competition choice in which Kemp faces the Democrat Stacey Abrams in a race that has presented / displayed legal actions on the supposed efforts of Kemp to use its office to suppress the votes.



PHOTO: Georgia's Democratic candidate for governor, Stacey Abrams, speaks during a debate in Atlanta on October 23, 2018. Georgia's Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, speaks with voters during a rally in Augusta, Georgia. July 23, 2018PHOTO: Georgia's Democratic candidate for governor, Stacey Abrams, speaks during a debate in Atlanta on October 23, 2018. Georgia's Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, speaks with voters during a rally in Augusta, Georgia. July 23, 2018Reuters / AP
Stacey Abrams, a candidate for the Democratic Governor of Georgia, speaks during a debate in Atlanta on October 23, 2018. Georgia's Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, speaks with voters during a rally in Augusta, Georgia, on May 23. July 2018.

"While we can not comment on the details of an ongoing investigation, I can confirm that the Democratic Party of Georgia is under investigation for possible cybercrimes," Candice Broce, Kemp's press secretary in the secretary's office, said in a statement. State. which indicated that the alleged piracy attempt was unsuccessful and that personal data was not violated.


"The federal partners, including the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, were immediately alerted," the statement said.



PHOTO: Former President Barack Obama and Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia, Stacey Abrams, greet the crowd during a campaign rally at Morehouse College on Friday, November 2, 2018 in Atlanta.PHOTO: Former President Barack Obama and Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia, Stacey Abrams, greet the crowd during a campaign rally at Morehouse College on Friday, November 2, 2018 in Atlanta.AP
Former President Barack Obama and Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia, Stacey Abrams, greet the crowd during a campaign rally at Morehouse College on Friday, November 2, 2018 in Atlanta.

The Department of Homeland Security told ABC News in a statement that the state "has notified us of this problem," but postponed further comments to the state.


The FBI did not immediately respond to a request for comment.


The announcement by Kemp's office, which lacked details about the nature or timing of the attempt, was quickly denounced by his political opponents in Georgia as "scandalous" and "100 percent false."


"This political Kemp trick, just a few days before the election, is another example of why he can not be trusted and should not oversee an election in which he is also a candidate for governor," said Rebecca DeHart, executive director of the Democratic Party of Georgia.


Later in the day, DeHart issued another statement accusing Kemp of using "false accusations" to defame his opponent with "a creative but pathetic attempt to cover up his own failures.


"In the last hour it was revealed that Brian Kemp's office, along with the FBI, was notified by a third party yesterday morning regarding a large security vulnerability of Georgia's election database," said DeHart. "It bothered us, but we were not surprised that when Brian" Kemp learned about the main vulnerabilities in the personal information of the Georgians, he did not work to solve the problem. He did not warn the Georgians that their personal information could be compromised. Instead, he launched accusations of political motivation against his political opponents. "


Abrams, who with a victory on Tuesday would become the first African-American woman elected governor in the United States, said The affiliate of ABC News WSB-TV In Atlanta, Kemp was "trying to distract voters with a desperate strategy."


As of Sunday afternoon, The governor's forecast of five thirty-eight list the race of georgia as a "launch", with both candidates projected to receive just 50 percent of the total vote. President Donald Trump is scheduled to appear at a rally for Kemp in Macon on Sunday afternoon.




This is not the first time that Kemp has presented allegations about attempts to infiltrate the secretary of state's computer network. Just days after the 2016 presidential election, Kemp requested a federal investigation by the Department of Homeland Security, citing 10 possible unauthorized attempts by DHS personnel to penetrate the state's firewall.


A report from the DHS Inspector General published in July 2017, concluded that the allegations were not substantiated. The investigation determined that the activity reported by Kemp was the "result of exchanges of normal and automatic computer messages" and that there were no unauthorized intrusion attempts.


Voting rights have been a central theme in the campaign over the past few months, and Kemp has resisted calls, even from former President Jimmy Carter, to refuse to oversee an election in which he is running.


Kemp's office has been under fire for weeks after an investigation by the Associated Press discovered that more than 50,000 records, the vast majority of African-American voters, had been suspended because the data in their voter registration requests did not match exactly with other government records.



PHOTO: The Secretary of State of Georgia, Brian Kemp, implemented a new policy addressed to veterans at a press conference at its headquarters in Atlanta on August 29, 2018.PHOTO: The Secretary of State of Georgia, Brian Kemp, implemented a new policy addressed to veterans at a press conference at its headquarters in Atlanta on August 29, 2018.Bob Andres / Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP
Georgia's Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, implemented a new policy aimed at veterans at a press conference at its Atlanta headquarters on August 29, 2018.

Civil rights groups have sued Kemp over the so-called "exact match" law and allegations that hundreds of absentee ballots were cast after election workers determined that signatures on ballot applications were not they matched those of the archives. The federal judges ruled against Kemp in both cases.


"The federal judges told him twice this week that he was wrong when it comes to voter suppression," Abrams said Sunday. "They forced him to reestablish access to the right to vote for those who cast absentee ballots and those who are on the exact list of coincidences. He's trying to irritate his base by cheating the voters once again. "



PHOTO: Voters deposit ballots at an open polling station for early voting at the C.T. Martin Natatorium & Recreation Center in Atlanta, October 16, 2018.PHOTO: Voters deposit ballots at an open polling station for early voting at the C.T. Martin Natatorium & Recreation Center in Atlanta, October 16, 2018.Kevin D. Liles / The New York Times through Redux
Voters voted at a polling station open for early voting at the C.T. Martin Natatorium & Recreation Center in Atlanta, October 16, 2018.

Later on Sunday, Kemp's office issued another brief statement indicating that the investigation into the state Democratic Party was opened "after receiving information from our legal team about the failed efforts to violate the online voter registration system. and My Voter Page We are working with our suppliers and private sector researchers to review the data records. "


"The Democratic Party of Georgia will stop at nothing to regain relevance and power in our state," said Ryan Mahoney, Communications Director for Kemp's governor's campaign. "In an act of desperation, the Democrats tried to expose the vulnerabilities in Georgia's voter registration system, which was a fourth-quarter Hail Mary pass that was intercepted in the end zone, thanks to the systems and protocols established by the Secretary of State Brian Kemp, no "Personal information was violated. These power-hungry radicals must be held accountable for their criminal behavior. "



Jack Date and Jeffrey Cook of ABC News contributed to this report.


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