Comer says key change in swing states creating panic in Democrats

House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer (R-KY) argued that a key change in this election cycle has Democrats worried, as voter turnout in some swing states could be lower compared to 2020.

Comer was asked about any concerns Republicans have about ballot challenges that could occur in swing states, as a judge in Georgia just halted a rule mandating ballots to be hand-counted. The Kentucky lawmaker said Republicans have been assured that problems Georgia had in the 2020 election have been resolved, one of which was “universal absentee ballots” mailed out to residents before Election Day.