Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr on Wednesday denied an investigation that former Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-G.A.) had requested into the conduct of Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger during the 2020 presidential election. Hours earlier, Loeffler had sent a letter to Carr asking him to probe whether Raffensperger used his position to push his personal political interests during last year’s election cycle. She wanted the probe to uncover whether Raffensperger “put his political self-interest ahead of the people of Georgia in conducting elections” by never fixing problems from the June 6 primary, and not resolving double-voting issues. These problems, she said, has reduced trust and transparency. Loeffler alleged that the secretary of state “politicized and minimized voters’ legitimate concerns about changes to Georgia’s elections which were related to the pandemic and legal settlements, failed to complete investigations and provide timely information, and engaged in political matters during an election.” “This …