Georgia secretary of state claims to have found 1,000 cases of 'potential double voting' during primaries - days after Donald Trump told his supporters to mail ballots AND vote in person

• Georgia's top elections official said Tuesday that his office has identified about 1,000 cases of 'potential double voting' in the June primary election
• These voters submitted absentee ballots but also voted in person, a problem that happened across 100 Georgia counties
• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said he wanted to pursue prosecution of these voters, which would make them felons if convicted
• His comments come less than a week after President Donald Trump suggested his supporters mail in their ballots but also go to the polls