News & Announcements

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

“She Leads” is part of the Secretary’s financial literacy series which is open to all women.

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.

Voters in a straw poll conducted at the Georgia National State Fair are feeling peachy about the new voting machines they used in the mock contest.

In the first three days of voting on the new system in six counties, 1,600 ballots were cast, and operations have been seamless.

Walter C. Jones wrote for newspapers across the state in reporting on state government for the Morris News Service where he was the director.

The documents outline high level security used by new voting technology.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and State Representative Valencia Stovall (HD 74) hosted a demonstration to showcase the new paper based voting.

Fulton County elections procedures after an incident of an unsecured voting location led to the theft of two Express Poll Books.

Raffensperger is pleased to announce the second "She Leads" program, which will take place in Tifton, Georgia on September 20.