Top Georgia official lands knockout blow after Stacey Abrams gets mad when CNN anchor calls her out for election denialism

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) is once again setting the record straight.

On Wednesday, CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins confronted Democrat Stacey Abrams over her rhetoric about the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial race. Despite losing the race to now-Gov. Brian Kemp (R), Abrams told supporters that she actually "won" the race, she refused to concede her loss, and she even claimed the race was "stolen."

'The latest comments from Stacey Abrams show that she still can’t accept that she lost in 2018.'

Collins asked Abrams whether she "regrets" her past claims. The innocent question clearly frustrated Abrams.

The twice-failed gubernatorial candidate responded by chiding Collins to "go back to elementary school," claiming she didn't contest the 2018 election outcome itself, but the "process that was used," and alleged the "courts agreed with us."

When Collins pushed back — citing Abrams' own words — Abrams immediately interjected and stopped Collins from talking.

"Well, I do remember the time you told the New York Times, 'I won.' You did describe it as a stolen election. The courts did side with the secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger—" Collins said before she was cut off.

"Kaitlan, that's actually incorrect," Abrams interjected. "And normally, I wouldn't cut you off. But you're repeating disinformation."

Abrams claimed a 2022 court decision that ruled against her claims actually ruled in her favor. She accused Collins of only reading "headlines" to the detriment of the "fine print."

Raffensperger responds