In The News

— WSBTV.com News Staff, February 18, 2020 — ATLANTA — If you live in Georgia and want to vote in the primaries then the deadline to register is next week. Voters can check their voter registration status at the state’s My Voter Page. The website provides Election Day...

— By AllOnGeorgia, February 17, 2020 — Every Georgia county has joined a national cybersecurity-protection organization, the first state with more than 100 counties to do so, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced last week. At Raffensperger’s urging, the...

— Jeff Martin and Russ Bynum Associated Press, The Union-Recorder, February 16, 2020 — ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia election officials Friday loaded and shipped the last truckloads of new voting machines making their statewide debut in the March presidential primaries,...

— By Typhani Gray, WFXL Fox31, February 10, 2020 — Lee County and State officials conducted a post-election vote tabulation audit for special election in Georgia State Senate District 13 Monday morning. Election officials were conducting the audit using randomly...

— By Madison McClung, WALB News, February 10, 2020 — Lee County, Ga. (WALB) - A tabulation audit was done Monday on votes for the State Senate District 13 race. The special election took place last Tuesday. Lee County elections officials and poll workers counted the...

— Stephen Fowler, GPB, February 10, 2020 — The Georgia secretary of state’s office is launching an expanded partnership with The King Center to bring demonstrations of the state’s new $104 million voting system to more than 100 congregations across the state this...

— By Roz Edward, Atlanta Daily World, February 10, 2020 — The King Center and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced Monday an extension of their partnership to educate citizens about Georgia’s new secure paper-ballot system. The 100 Congregations...

— From Staff Reports, February 8, 2020 — ATLANTA – Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is launching a partnership with Georgia Tech, the Georgia Institute of Technology, to combat cyber threats to Georgia’s election system. This new effort will provide Georgia with...

— Emil Moffatt, WABE, February 7, 2020 — Voters in nearly 20 Georgia counties have cast ballots using the state’s new electronic voting machines since last November. But upwards of a million people are expected to be using the devices for the first time next month...

— By Mark Niesse, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 5, 2020 — Georgia election officials reported no major issues with the state’s new voting equipment during a special election Tuesday, but poll watchers worried that problems could mount when voters across the...