- Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich indicated Tuesday night that Republicans needed to get over their apprehensions about early and mail-in voting
- ‘Sure,’ Gingrich answered Fox News’ Sean Hannity when asked if GOP voters needed to drop their reluctance and vote early or by mail
- He added, ‘You have to play the game by the rules that are existing’
- Hannity had pointed out that ‘for whatever reason’ Republicans have shied away from utilizing these voting methods
- As part of his false 2020 election fraud narrative, former President Donald Trump pushed that mail-in votes are not secure
- He’s continued to say recently that the only form of voting he trusts is in-person on Election Day, conducted by paper ballots
- The GOP suffered another loss later Tuesday in Georgia with the Trump-backed Herschel Walker losing to Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock
