Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) voiced his concerns about the Georgia State Election Board ruling on Friday that will require ballots in Georgia to be hand-counted by election workers the night of the election in addition to the normal machine tallies that take place.

Speaking on Inside with Jen Psaki on Sunday, Warnock said he is “very concerned” about this ruling, linking it to former President Donald Trump’s efforts to “find” votes in Georgia in 2020.

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