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Judge Allows Outside Inspection Of Georgia Voting System

By DC Editors - July 14, 2019 Leave a Comment

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Judge Allows Outside Inspection Of Georgia Voting System

An interesting story from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution by Mark Niesse:

The insides of Georgia’s voting system will be cracked open for inspection as part of a lawsuit alleging that the state’s elections are vulnerable to inaccuracies, malfunctions and hacking.

U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg on Tuesday ordered election officials to allow computer experts to review databases used to configure ballots and tabulate votes.

The ruling comes in a lawsuit by election integrity advocates who doubt the accuracy of Georgia’s electronic voting machines and are asking Totenberg to require that elections be conducted on paper ballots filled out with a pen.

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: American State Elections, Election Security, Voting Machines, Voting Technology

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