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The Georgia Record has reported,

Following the collapse of First Liberty Building and Loan, and the revelations surrounding a Ponzi scheme being run by Brant Frost IV,  Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger posted a note on the Secretary of State's website saying that elected officials should return any monies received from the Frost Family, First Liberty or any of the affiliates:

Gabe Sterling COO for the Georgia Secretary of State office, reposted Raffensperger's notice on his Facebook account:

https://www.facebook.com/gabriel.sterling

As Georgia citizens began to ask who got these funds and did Raffensberger receive any money, Gabe Sterling quickly responded to state Raffensperger had received "none."

A review of the Georgia ethics database (ethics.ga.gov) along with other campaign contribution reporting tools suggests otherwise (see below examples.)  

Why Sterling would attempt to cover for Raffensperger having received Frost family money isn’t clear.

(Spreadheet attached to this article.)

According to ethics.ga.gov Raffensberger received contributions from Frost family members during his original run and reelection run for Secretary of State.

TransparencyUSA also reflects contributions from the Frosts to Raffensperger:

The list of candidates who received money from members of the Frost family is actually quite extensive and includes Brad Raffensperger, Josh McKoon and in fact Brian Kemp himself.

Frost family conttributions to McKoon:

Frost contributions to Kemp:

Readers may review the attached speadsheet compiled from Ethics.ga.gov for other contribution data. Notably a number of individuals from the Frost family have made contributions, sometimes using various forms of their names and in some cases varying addresses.

We will wait to see which elected officials decide to return the funds they received and which will fail to address the situation.