GOP lawmakers in Georgia insisted on this type of system for in person voting (touchscreens). Dem lawmakers in GA wanted #HandMarkedPaperBallots for most voters instead. Dems in Congress tried to pass the #SAFEAct, which would have banned systems like GA’s, but Rs killed it.
This was Georgia’s touchscreen voting machine bill. The touchscreens are called ballot marking devices (BMDs). 1/
This is the #SAFEAct, which wld have banned the type of touchscreen system used in Georgia because it puts votes into QR code’s. 1/ congress.gov/bill/116th-con…
The GOP killed the #SAFEAct and other election-security bills. 2/ axios.com/gop-senator-el…
The #SAFEAct was written by @RonWyden. 3/

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"In November 2006, a group called Epluribus published proof that Ohio’s reported results in 2004 were published not by the Ohio Sec of State but by Smartech in Chattanooga, TN, which also hosted the Bush White House’s emails." 1/ jennycohn1.medium.com/es-s-is-americ…
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