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Judge Amy Totenberg has issued a decision agreeing that there is "sufficient reason to believe that the electronic voting machines used by the State of Georgia have substantial flaws." Judge Nina Totenberg, an Obama appointee, presides over the court battle between Georgia Secretary of Sta

Electronic voting system detractors are pushing for paper ballots in Georgia.

Electronic voting system detractors are pushing for paper ballots in Georgia.

ATLANTA — As election security continues to be a heated topic across the country, a move to use hand-marked paper ballots is on the minds of many Georgians.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has approved the new version of the voting equipment’s software to be implemented and piloted in municipal elections in five counties. The upgrade is intended to prevent potential malware and hacks.

ATLANTA — Under pressure from all sides following allegations of election security flaws, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is trying to defend both Georgia’s Dominion voting machines and his decision

A federal judge Wednesday unsealed two previously confidential reports that shed light on the security of Georgia’s election system. One report detail

ATLANTA — A federal judge Wednesday unsealed two previously confidential reports that shed light on the security of Georgia’s election system. One report detailed vulnerabilities that could allow a hacker

State senator Paul Lundeen isnt just mailing it in this legislative session. Even though state Republican leaders agree that the November 2020 elections in Colorado — home base of Dominion Voting Systems, the focus of voter-fraud rumors around the country over the past few months — came off without a hitch, five pieces of legislation have already been introduced to change the states voting procedures, including Lundeens controversial proposal regarding Colorados vote-by-mail system. Last w...