Posted on June 27, 2026 by Richard
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The Georgia legislature passed a bill Tuesday that would extend the use of QR codes on ballots until 2028 and require limited hand recounts in close statewide races. The measure applies only to statewide offices such as governor, lieutenant governor and other state-level positions. It does not apply to federal…
Category: Latest News Tags: ballot-on-demand printing, Black Voters Matter Fund, Brian Kemp, Gabriel Sanchez, Georgia election bill, Georgia legislature, Georgia special session, hand recounts, hand-marked paper ballots, Harold Jones, Jasmine Clark, Max Burns, QR code ballots, Senate Bill 3EX, Stacey Evans, Victor Anderson
Posted on June 24, 2026 by Richard
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The Georgia legislature passed a bill Tuesday that would continue the use of QR codes on ballots until 2028 and require hand recounts in certain close statewide races. The measure applies to statewide offices such as governor, lieutenant governor and other state-level positions. It does not apply to federal races,…
Category: Latest News Tags: ballot-on-demand printing, Black Voters Matter Fund, Brian Kemp, Gabriel Sanchez, Georgia election bill, Georgia legislature, Georgia special session, Georgia voting system, hand recounts, Harold Jones, Jasmine Clark, Max Burns, QR code ballots, Senate Bill 3EX, Stacey Evans, Victor Anderson
Posted on June 18, 2026 by Richard
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Republican leaders in the Georgia House of Representatives and the Georgia state Senate have said they will not move forward with redrawing the state’s political maps during the special legislative session that began Wednesday. Their decision comes amid ongoing legal challenges and uncertainty surrounding recent court rulings on…
Category: Latest News Tags: Brian Kemp, congressional maps, Donald Trump redistricting, Georgia elections 2028, Georgia House of Representatives, Georgia legislature, Georgia political maps, Georgia redistricting, Jon Burns, Larry Walker, legislative districts, Louisiana v Callais, racial gerrymandering, Supreme Court redistricting ruling, Voting Rights Act