Georgia state senators who supported attempts to overthrow the presidential election deprived committee assignments

Three Republican state senators from Georgia who supported President TrumpDonald Trump An increasing number of Republican lawmakers say they support impeachment. YouTube temporarily prevents the upload of new content on the Trump channel. House approves move asking Pence to remove Trump MOREEfforts to reverse the results of the 2020 elections were downgraded on Wednesday, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Two days after the winter session of the state assembly began, Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan (R) acted against state Sens. Brandon Beach of Alpharetta, Matt Brass of Newnan and Burt Jones of Jackson.

The downgrades mean that Duncan will no longer chair the Transport Committee and Jones will be replaced as leader of the Insurance and Labor Committee. Brass will now oversee a banking committee – a lower position than he previously held, according to the Journal-Constitution.

While the downgrades were somewhat expected, not all members of the assembly who support the president’s efforts faced penalties, wrote the Journal-Constitution.

The changes come at a time when Georgia is experiencing a recent significant political upheaval.

Georgia became the main target of allegations of electoral fraud after the traditionally red state voted in favor of the elected president Joe BidenJoe Biden A growing number of Republican lawmakers say they support impeachment. House approves measure asking Pence to remove Trump Disney, Walmart says they will block donations to lawmakers who opposed Electoral College results in November, with President Trump reportedly calling an election investigator in Georgia in December to request that he “find the fraud”.

No fraud was found in the Georgia presidential race or in the Senate run-off races, which resulted in victories for the two Democrats who ran, elected senators. Jon OssoffJon OssoffRubio invokes unity in Biden’s request to request individual checks from K McConnell said he thinks Trump has committed unreasonable offenses: I report that Trump’s legacy is discord and division MORE and elected senator Raphael WarnockRaphael WarnockRubio invokes unity in Biden’s request to request individual checks from K McConnell said he thinks Trump has committed unacceptable offenses.

The victories of Biden, Ossoff and Warnock made Georgia blue for the first time since 1992 and gave Democrats a majority in the Senate.

A recent Hill-HarrisX poll found that 56% of Georgia voters are happy with the result of the state election.