Kemp cites an attempt to hack the voter database without giving evidence

ATLANTA (AP) – Georgian State Secretary , led by Republican candidate for governorship, Brian Kemp, announced the opening of an investigation. Attempted hacking of the online voters database of the state that will be used in polling stations for Tuesday's election.

Kemp's office office said that he was investigating the Democratic Party's state about the hacking attempt, but did not present any evidence and did not not succeeded. t clarify the allegations.

Critical election advocates criticizing Kemp claim that they have new evidence that the online registered voters database run by his office is prone to computer hacking that could alter the information of voters. voters or remove them completely from the list of registered voters. 19659003] Kemp's office says that he warned federal officials. The FBI refused to comment.

Kemp's opponent, Democrat Stacey Abrams, called it "architect of the crackdown on voters".