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If the General Assembly and the Governor want to move the election to June or July, we will support them.

These temporary steps are being made because of the COVID-19 pandemic threatening public health.

In light of the public health emergency posed by COVID-19, in-person voting presents increased risk to voters and poll workers.

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..."

Vote Early Day set for the weekend before Halloween to ignite an early voting push across the country.

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.

In the two early voting days since Monday, the number of Georgians who have voted early on the new system has increased more than 3.5 times.

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.

New Voting Machines a Bipartisan Success in Statewide Debut