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From pennsylvania. but the number of ballots affected was too small to change the results from the state. >> none of the claims he made were found meritorious by any court in any way that would have reversed the results of the election. >> georgia faced more than a dozen of these suits. >> many of these lawsuits just wanted to throw out the results and then have the general assembly pick their own set of electors. >> brad raffensperger, georgia's republican secretary of state, a conservative republican who supported trump and has fought with democrats on election issues, ordered a statewide ha...

Electors. >> brad raffensperger, georgia's republican secretary of state, a conservative republican who supported trump and has fought with democrats on election issues, ordered a statewide hand count. that hand count confirmed there was no widespread fraud involved with the machine count. >> no, we never saw enough fraud that would have ever turned the results of the election. >> still then-president trump hate tweeted about him. and both raffensperger and his wife were threatened. >> people started threatening her, sending her sexualized threats, those intimidations. >> bill gates got threat...

That he did not win, and they are lying to you and they are lying to him when they suggest that the election was stolen. >> reporter: more than 60 lawsuits timed by the trump campaign or its supporters. they only prevailed in one case from pennsylvania. but the number of ballots affected was too small to change the results from the state. >> none of the claims he made were found meritorious by any court. in any way that would have reversed the results of the election. >> reporter: georgia faced more than a dozen of these suits. >> these lawsuits, wanted to throw out the results. then have the ...

Of receded into the background and you know, they were threatened with losing some tax subsidies so it became for a lot of these corporations, not worth it. and once the texas bill passed and after the third attempt, i think, and other states were moving ahead, the voting rights battle kind of receded, i think, from some national attention, in part also because president biden was focusing on infrastructure and build back better and that was taking up a lot of the attention. so as we gear up for yet another year, there's dozens of bills, in fact, over a hundred that are either retained or carr...

A Senate panel gave a new, temporary life Monday to a bill that would restrict early voting and mandate hand counts of ballots.