Georgia Voters File Brief on Whether it is Feasible for the State to Switch to Vote-Counting Machines with an Audit Trail for November

On August 20, at the judge’s instructions, the Georgia voters who are challenging use of the state’s vote-counting machines filed this brief. The purpose of the brief is to show that it is feasible for the state to use a different type of machine in time for the November 2018 election. The cas is Curling v Kemp, n.d., 1:17cv-2989.


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Georgia Voters File Brief on Whether it is Feasible for the State to Switch to Vote-Counting Machines with an Audit Trail for November — 1 Comment

  1. What was the bribe/threat to get 1 or more top HACKS in the regime to approve the NO paper e-voting machines ???

    — esp. after the Bush-Gore total chaos in 2000 in Florida.

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