The investigation has accused Kemp of wrongly removing hundreds of thousands of legitimate voters from the state's voter rolls because they allegedly "left the state" or "moved from their congressional district."
Earlier this month, Palast rolled out a website to tell Georgia voters if they were purged from the voting rolls.
Voters can type in their name and find out if their constitutional right was stripped away from them.
To be crystal clear, Georgia has never used data from the Crosscheck Program to conduct list maintenance in any capacity.
Zero voters have been removed from the rolls based on Crosscheck data in this state.
Kemp used the controversial "exact match" program to purge nearly the voters from the rolls in over the last two years.
A coalition of state civil rights groups, including the New Georgia Project, sued Kemp this week over the blocked registrations. »
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