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State law says that “the equipment used for casting and counting votes in county, state, and federal elections shall be the same in each county..."

Georgians should beware of con artists seeking to capitalize on their fear and uncertainty.

Raffensperger reminds Georgians that early voting and absentee ballots are ways to avoid crowds and minimize possible exposure to the coronavirus.

Through Sunday, 127,386 Georgians voted early in the Presidential Preference Primary.

Georgians who voted in-person on the state’s new voting machines topped 77,000.

Georgia voters were particularly happy about the printed paper ballot, which many noted allowed them to verify their vote.

Raffensperger announced Wednesday that in the runoff of the special election held for Senate District 13.

Raffensperger crafted legislation that will help dramatically reduce the time voters will need to wait before voting in future elections.

CEIR works with Secretaries of State of both major parties.

Wednesday’s exercise involved every county setting up at least one polling place.

Georgia will be the first state to provide devices to allow voters in the Americans with Disabilities community to verify their printed ballots.

Raffensperger issued calls for and announced the qualifying period for the 2020 Senate Special Election and 4 District Attorney Special Elections.