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"I'm not going to turn a blind eye on this," GOP Senator Ron Johnson said. "We'll keep digging."

If Perdue sold his home above market value, experts say it would be a violation of ethics by providing an opportunity for favoritism among those with business before the Senate committee.

"David Shafer and the Georgia GOP need to stop passing the buck for failing to deliver Georgia for Trump and actually focus on getting out the vote in January," Georgia's deputy secretary of state said of the lawsuit.

Ron Filipkowski resigned from a Florida judicial commission after authorities raided the home of a former state data scientist who accused the governor of manipulating coronavirus information.

A spokesperson for Georgia's Republican attorney general said the Texas lawsuit is "constitutionally, legally and factually wrong."

"The Texas attorney general is constitutionally, legally and factually wrong about Georgia," a spokesperson for Georgia's Republican attorney general said.

"Rather than following the pack and mandating harsh rules, South Dakota provides our residents with information about what is happening on the ground in our state—the science, facts and data," Noem wrote in an op-ed.

"I think it's nuts to bring that into the Senate," Senator Mitt Romney said.

"New York subsidizes the rest of the country. We are the biggest net donor state in the United States of America," Representative Tom Suozzi said.

"No one will listen to our message if they don't believe that we're listening to them," Hogan, a frequent Trump critic, said.

Social media users compare the two Republican figures as senator faced off against opponent Raphael Warnock.

Chris Krebs pointed out that Republicans have set a double standard, as they've "accepted their outcomes and their races" in the House of Representatives.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Saturday: "Good to know how little you truly think of food workers, @DanCrenshawTX. I wonder: did you have catering while bonding w/ wealthy donors over your disdain for the poor?"

"The Democrats want to control your life; Republicans want to give you a life. That's the fundamental difference dividing the two parties right now," the Florida Republican senator wrote in an op-ed published on Fox News' website.

Both the Florida Bar and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger have started investigations into Florida lawyer Bill Price who, according to a now-deleted video, encouraged Republicans to move to Georgia to vote in the Senate runoffs.

After Minnesota Republican legislative leaders suggested people working in the state capitol be considered essential and receive the COVID vaccine early, a Democratic state representative said other workers should be given priority.

"Every Georgia conservative who cares about America MUST vote in the runoff. Their don't vote strategy will cripple America," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich tweeted.

Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, said his wife Tricia was the first in his family to start receiving threats.

The false advert calling for people to cause "as much chaos and destruction as possible" in Nebraska went viral earlier this year.

"I voted for President Trump," tweeted Louisiana Republican Senator Bill Cassidy in November, "but Joe Biden won."

"We have an obligation to assure every Georgia citizen—regardless of ideology—that free and fair elections are what distinguish our Republic from all others," the former GOP officials wrote.

"We've got to do something and we've put forward a good faith effort to make that happen," Senator Angus King said.

The governor said Oklahomans "must continue to ask God to heal those who are sick, comfort those who are hurting and provide renewed strength and wisdom to all who are managing the effects of COVID-19."

Pennsylvania state Senator Doug Mastriano has opposed pandemic restrictions and criticized people wearing masks.

Representative Denver Riggleman said it's "repugnant" that thousands of people who have taken an oath to the Constitution are being "disparaged" by Trump and his allies.

"We're working with the Biden administration—likely administration—on both the transition and the inauguration as if we're moving forward," said Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri.

"If the Trump campaign doesn't stop losing, the Cleveland Browns are gonna sue them for trademark infringement," John Fetterman said.

"The powers have not been used yet, but they've been on the books for over 25 years and it's important that Floridians know that this power can't be exercised by government, because it's just too much an invasion of their personal liberties," said Florida State Representative Anthony Sabatini.

"It's the will of the people that has been expressed," Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said in an interview.

"The president's attacks on our democracy continues to be appalling," Congresswoman Lucy McBath said.