The Georgia Secretary of State has a, ummmm, "creative" definition of "gone".

 From the Daily Beast - 

Georgia Secretary of State Declares Pandemic ‘Gone’ and Expanded Voting Access Over

Georgia’s top election official said he believes the COVID-19 pandemic is “gone,” making the efforts enacted last year to expand voting access no longer necessary—and it’s one reason he’s opposing a Justice Department lawsuit against his state’s new voting law.

“It was a once-in-a-century event. We are now back to a situation where more Georgians will want to return to vote in person,” Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger told The Daily Beast on Friday.

Ummmm - From the Georgia Department of Public Health (an agency that Raffensperger is familiar with) - 

There are real world effects of Raffensperger's beliefs and statements.

From CNN -

Atlanta students in quarantine after 9 students and 5 staffers test positive for Covid-19

 

More than 100 students at Atlanta's Drew Charter School are in quarantine after nine students and five staff members tested positive for Covid-19, the head of school said Friday.

The school had informed parents in a letter Thursday that two staff members and a student had tested positive. The school said it was "working closely with local public health officials to ensure we follow the proper recommendations to quarantine."