According to CoinMeta, and as reported by American media, missing ballots were discovered on a memory card from a polling district in Georgia, which has introduced uncertainty into the election results for one seat in the state's House of Representatives. As of now, the control of the House of Representatives in that state has not been determined. Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger stated that, based on preliminary vote counts, the incumbent Republican representative was once behind the Democratic challenger. Later, the Seminole County Election Commission found that a memory card containing the election results was not uploaded correctly. Raffensperger indicated that after the completion of counting for these ballots, the incumbent Republican representative, Gerald Green, seemed to have taken the lead. As of Sunday morning, The Associated Press had not yet made a determination on the winners of the four elections in Georgia's House of Representatives, including District 154 where Green was running. To date, Democrats have secured 90 seats, while Republicans have won 86 seats; however, a majority requires at least 91 seats. It is worth mentioning that Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger became known for refusing Trump's request to "find more ballots" after the 2020 general elections.