ATLANTA, GA — Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has announced a multi-phase audit of Georgia’s voter rolls will start this summer.

He says they’ll be using a new verification tool to audit the accuracy of residential addresses, which will be the first phase.

The audit will include a comparison of the data from the United States postal service to identify voters who may have moved, as well as data from other states’ voter lists and department of drivers’ services lists.

“There are no ‘off-years’ in keeping elections secure,” said Raffensperger. “We will have a statewide election this year, and a general election in 2026. We will use this period over the Summer of 2025 to take every step to maintain the accuracy of Georgia’s voter registration lists.”

The audit is expected to start in July and end in September 2025.