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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

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

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.

Advance voting begins March 2, but the last day to register is Monday, Feb. 24, according to Georgia law.

Friday, the last truck with voting equipment for the Presidential Preference Primary rolled away from the loading dock at 7 a.m.

At Raffensperger’s urging, the counties joined the Elections Infrastructure Information Sharing Analysis Center.

An audit conducted Monday of the paper ballots cast in last week’s special legislative election supported the results.