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Visitors to The King Center will be able to examine the paper-ballot system and vote in a mock election.

The special election is required for House District 171 which became vacant with the death of Rep. Jay Powell, R-Camilla.

More than 700 local and state elections officials from across Georgia are attending a four-day conference.

For the first time in nearly two decades Georgians will vote using a paper ballot.

The bipartisan Task Force to Restore and Ensure the Public Trust in Elections will be chaired by Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency announced this week it is investing in the auditing tool that Georgia used.

The Secretary of State’s Office has heard from active voters who received messages saying their voter registration was about to be cancelled.

The new system and the available accessibility options ensure the privacy, integrity and security of access for Georgia’s disabled voters.

Georgia’s new, secure paper-ballot system gets high marks for accuracy in risk-limiting audits of last week’s election.

The paper-ballot system is being piloted in Bartow, Carroll, Catoosa, Cobb, Decatur, Lowndes and Paulding for their municipal or countywide elections.

The Georgia Secretary of State’s Office is making routine and legally required updates to Georgia’s voter file.

Macon-area residents can try out Georgia’s new, paper-ballot voting machines Thursday during an open-house.