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    Audit Supports Returns in Special Election

    An audit conducted Monday of the paper ballots cast in last week’s special legislative election supported the results.
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    Secretary of State Partners with Georgia Tech Researchers to Advance Fight Against Cyber Threats

    Raffensperger is launching a partnership with Georgia Tech, the Georgia Institute of Technology, to combat cyber-threats.
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    Georgia Now has Four Successful Live Tests of Its New Voting System

    The election demonstrates the state’s readiness for the March 24 Presidential Preference Primary and Georgians’ acceptance of paper-ballot voting.
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    Special Election Includes Few User Errors

    Raffensperger expressed overall pleasure in the performance of Georgia’s new secure paper-ballot system during Tuesday’s special election.
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    Raffensperger Says Agency is Ready for Potential Cyber Attacks Following Strikes Against Senior Iranian Military Official

    The Multi State Information Sharing and Analysis Center and the Department of Homeland Security have notified Secretary Raffensperger.
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    Special Election Set for Senate District 13

    The election will be Feb. 4 for the district, which includes parts of Crisp, Dodge, Dooly, Lee, Sumter, Tift, Worth, Turner, and Wilcox counties.
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    Largest Delivery to Date of Paper-Ballot System

    The Secretary of State’s Office will deliver the largest shipment to metro Atlanta of equipment for Georgia’s new secure paper-ballot system. 
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    Georgia Launches Secure The Vote

    For the first time in nearly two decades Georgians will vote using a paper ballot.
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    New Voting System Performs Well in Pilot Counties, Deliveries on Schedule

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

    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.