Georgia secretary of state Brad Raffensperger pushed back on Donald Trump's claims about miscounted votes in Georgia even as the president made threats.
More than 3 million Georgia residents have already cast their votes in the two Jan. 5 runoff races that determine which party controls the U.S. Senate this year.
The remarks came shortly after a speech from Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., who slammed the $2,000 direct payments as "socialism for the rich."
The deposits started even as some senators tried to pass a bill that would increase stimulus checks in the year-end coronavirus relief package to $2,000.
Trump has tied repealing Section 230 to the passage of a crucial defense bill and the prospect of approving an increase in coronavirus relief checks to $2,000.
Former FDIC Chair and CNBC Financial Wellness Council member Sheila Bair is calling on the Senate to approve $2,000 relief payments passed by the House
Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler will be forced to vote against President Donald Trump or Georgia conservatives, Republican pollster Frank Luntz said.