The Trump campaign presently has several pending lawsuits in battleground states across the country.

These lawsuits arrive as the GOP and Trump re-election team allege cases of extensive voter fraud. Just on Tuesday night, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany went on Fox News' Hannity, affirming that the Trump campaign has more than 230 pages of sworn and signed affidavits of various individuals reporting voter fraud.

https://twitter.com/TrumpWarRoom/status/1326611951741526018

Georgia is one of multiple battleground states where Trump and Biden remain neck-in-neck with one another. Earlier this morning, the Trump campaign put out various reports of dead persons voting in Georgia's election; suffice it to say, this is illegal and also taints the lawful voters who cast their ballots in the Peach State.

In light of the aforementioned details, Americans recently learned that Georgia will conduct a full recount of all votes...by hand.

What to know about Georgia's by-hand vote recount

Brad Raffensperger, Georgia's Republican secretary of state, made the announcement on Wednesday. He explained that the 2020 presidential election is now subject to the risk-limiting audit, amid reports of fraud and irregularities.

In order to weed out the possibilities of fraud and irregularities, Raffensperger went into further details about Georgia's risk-limiting audit. Put simply, the audit is "mathematically designed to catch anomalies" that would materialize from purposeful fraud, machine glitches, and other errors.

https://twitter.com/GaSecofState/status/1326577914264117248

This by-hand vote recount will take place in all 159 counties that comprise Georgia. Raffensperger reiterated that this risk-limiting audit should instill everyone's confidence in the integrity of the Peach State's election; per the Georgia secretary of state, the risk-limiting audit is "an audit, a recount, and a recanvass all at once."

Georgia's decision to recount each and every vote by hand also comes after input from Georgia Sen. Doug Collins. Collins, who previously ran against Loeffler (R) and Warnock (D) in one of the state's Senate races, is now leading the Trump re-election team's recount group.

Counting every legal vote

Earlier this week, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, a Republican, stated on his social media accounts that the state will ensure that every legal vote is counted. Kemp's statement on this matter comes as Republicans rally behind President Trump's fight for an honest election.

https://twitter.com/BrianKempGA/status/1325890553536516097

Time will tell whether or not Georgia's recount sheds light on irregularities and fraud. Thus far, the Trump campaign has several ongoing lawsuits; the campaign also remains confident that the completion of litigation and legal vote counts will engender Trump's re-election.