'That's a lie': Georgia's top elections official blasts Harris for attacking state voter law

Georgia's top elections official is accusing Vice President Kamala Harris of lying about the state's voter security laws.

Without naming Harris, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger took aim at her comments during a campaign speech in Michigan earlier this week.

"Frustratingly, recently, a candidate repeated that lie that we will lock up people that give water to voters waiting in line to vote," Raffensperger said. "That's a lie, because we don't have any lines in Georgia. It's just cheap politics."

He also took aim at Democrats' overall criticism of Georgia's voter security laws, "We have worked tirelessly to prepare for this election by adding early voting days and investing in infrastructure, creating more security and more voter convenience…only to be rewarded with the lies about 'Jim Crow 2.0."

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Harris has not referred to the Georgia laws as "Jim Crow 2.0," but she has criticized the state's limits on handing out food and water in voter lines.

Harris said in Ann Arbor on Monday night, "I was just in Georgia. You know they passed a law that makes it illegal to give people food and water for standing in line to vote?"