Will they have any of these vote audit procedures for Georgia in January 2021 ?

Voting fraud would most likely make no difference in deep blue states like California and New York. Battleground states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia and Pennsylvania are different. In their large predominantly Democrat cities, the fraud claims are greater than the margin of Joe Biden's popular vote victory.

In a corporation, the auditors would refuse to sign off on such results, until they had investigated further. The corporate leaders who produced the results would have to defend them.

An election is different. People who compile the results will claim there was no fraud, and it was a clean election. The losers will be told to challenge the vote or do nothing. And there is not much time to challenge the vote after November 3, 2020.

The problems in various states sworn to on affidavits include:
1)
Lack of verification of the validity of (and separation of) mail-in ballots.

2) Lack of identification of voter registrations too recent to be on the voter lists at the polling station.

3)
Exclusion of Republican monitors from observing the vote count, whether total exclusion outside the building or effective exclusion  by distance from the staff opening mail in ballots and probably never comparing signatures ton the envelopes to signatures on their eligible voters file.

4)
Lack of an audit trail within the voter counting software, between the scanned votes counted and the produced results. This includes full records of manual adjustments, including sign-off by at least two people of any manual adjustments.

5)
An audit trail of system outages, to ensure the data at reboot is identical to the data at shutdown.

6)
That information technology audit procedures are carried out to ensure the integrity and security of the voting and tabulation machines. That includes every system user that has a unique login, with every system entry identified to their account.

(1) and (6) are what is needed to be done for a fair election in Georgia for the January 2021 Senator run-off election. That election  will determine the powers of the Democrat party in January 2021, at least through January 2023, and possibly through January 2025.