In The News

— By Susan Mc Cord, The Augusta Chronicle, January 30, 2020 — The Georgia Secretary of State’s office and Richmond County Board of Elections will demonstrate the state’s new voting machines Saturday at Good Shepherd Baptist Church. The state Secure the Vote effort is...

— By For Effingham Now, January 29, 2020 — At its meeting on Jan. 15, the Exchange Club of Effingham heard Sharyl Sutton, voter education coordinator at the Secretary of State’s office, speak about changes to secure the state’s election systems. She explained how...

— Staff Reports, January 29, 2020 — Student Ambassadors TikTok Voter Education Challenge Guide The Student Ambassadors TikTok Voter Education Challenge is open to any and all teams participating in the Student Ambassadors program. Candidates must be enrolled in a...

— By AllOnGeorgia, January 25, 2020 — Senior members of Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s staff hosted a roundtable discussion Friday with advocates for people with disabilities and senior citizens. “This is personal for me that we get out and serve people with...

— By Catherine Edgemon, Rome News Tribune, January 22, 2020 — Walker County residents got to check out the state's new voting machines at a demonstration on Jan. 22. Six Georgia counties served as pilot programs who used the new machines, manufactured by Dominion...

— SavannahNow, January 9, 2020 — Georgia is getting a 21st century voting system designed for ease of use by those born in the 20th century. Hallelujah. Voting angst has assailed the state on many fronts in recent years. Polling place changes, voter roll purges,...

— By Alan Mauldin, The Albany Herald, January 7, 2020 — MOULTRIE — Election officials always urge voters to come out to the polls, but as early voting continues in a special Georgia House race, there is an added bonus for their participation. As three southwest...

— AllOnGeorgia, January 7, 2020 — Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced Monday that he is instructing elections officials for the state and individual counties to be on heightened diligence against possible cybersecurity attacks following a warning issued by...

— Alan Mauldin, The Albany Herald, January 6, 2020 — MOULTRIE — Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger was in southwest Georgia on Monday to observe the first day of early voting for a special election to fill a Georgia House seat. The new voting system and...

— By Will Peebles, SavannahNow, January 4, 2020 — In 2020, Georgia’s new voting machines — the largest purchase of new machines in history — will be put to the test. In 2020, Georgia’s new voting machines — the largest purchase of new machines in history — will be put...