Raffensperger suggests his office leaked a call with Trump to the media.

There is insufficient evidence to verify whether the Georgia Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperge's office leaked Trump's call record to the media.

There is insufficient evidence to verify whether the Georgia Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperge's office leaked Trump's call record to the media.Raffensperger said that he had a phone call with President Donald Trump on Dec. 2, 2020. During the conversation, Trump claimed that there was widespread voter fraud in the state's presidential election. According to the Georgia Republican, officials in Raffensperger's office recorded the call. Raffensperger made clear to his advisers that he did not want a transcript or an audio recording released except Trump misrepresented the conversation or attacked Georgia officials.

On Jan. 3, 2021, Trump attacked Raffensperger on Twitter before the audio leak that they had a call and that the Georgia Secretary of State was "unwilling, or unable" to answer his inquiries, to which Raffensperger replied via Twitter, "The truth will come out." The hour-long phone call between President Trump and Raffensperger was leaked to The Washington Post and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. During the call, President Trump told Raffensperger to find enough votes to make him the winner in the Georgia state, according to the Washington Post.

Following the leak, the president's supporters and conservative activists accused Raffensperger of leaking the call record. The Georgia Republican, in subsequent media interviews, said he was not aware that the call was recorded; however, he did not confirm whether his office leaked the audio record or he approved the leak to the news outlets. As of now, there is no sufficient evidence to verify whether Raffensperger's office leaked the call.