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Georgia’s QR codes for counting votes will remain for midterms after lawmakers vote to delay a fix
Georgia will stick with an embattled vote-counting method that relies on QR codes for this year’s midterm elections after state lawmakers passed legislation that put off making changes until 2028
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Georgia will stick with an embattled vote-counting method that relies on QR codes for this year’s midterm elections after state lawmakers passed legislation that put off making changes until 2028
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According to ABC News’s linked item, Georgia’s QR codes for counting votes will remain for midterms after lawmakers vote to delay a fix, Georgia will stick with an embattled vote-counting method that relies on QR codes for this year’s midterm elections after state lawmakers passed legislation that put off making changes until 2028
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