In Georgia, the state is recounting votes because of the slim margin between President Trump and Biden.
Now the state's Republican secretary of state says President Trump's attack on mail-in voting may have cost him the election there.
"Those 24,000 people did not vote in the fall. They did not vote absentee because they were told by the president, 'Don’t vote absentee it’s not secure,' but then they did not vote in person," said Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. "He would have won by 10,000 votes. He actually suppressed, depressed his own voting base."
Those 24,000 votes he's referring to are the number of Georgia Republicans who voted absentee in the state's June primary, but did not vote in the general election.
Another Georgia county found more than 2,700 missing votes yesterday, but Biden still leads by more than 12,000 in the vote count.
Counties must complete the recount by midnight tonight so the state can certify results by Wednesday.
