Legislation to replace Georgia’s electronic voting machines with a touchscreen-and-paper ballot election system is heading to Gov. Brian Kemp for his signature after winning final approval from ...

The House voted 101-69 on the proposal for Georgia voters to use a combination of voting machines and computer-printed paper ballots starting with the presidential primary election next year.

A bill to buy new Georgia voting machines with paper ballot print-outs passed the state Senate on Wednesday.

With early voting already underway, election officials in a Georgia county have voted to switch from the state's new voting machines to hand-marked paper ballots amid concerns about ballot secrecy ...

The new machines will replace Georgia's current touchscreen voting machines, which have been in use since 2002 and offer no verifiable paper trail.

If signed into law, the bill would make Georgia the only state to use ballot-marking technology for every election day voter. As of right now, Georgia is one of only four states whose machines ...

One Georgia county plagued by long lines resulting from problems with voting machines is keeping polls open for an extra two hours Tuesday in the state's primary election.

This will involve replacing current voting machines in Georgia with machines from Dominion that print a paper ballot after the voter has made their choices to further secure the vote against ...

Voting integrity activists will try this week to convince a federal judge that Georgia should scrap its brand new touchscreen voting machines in favor of hand-marked paper ballots. The state ...

Georgia’s new voting machines, set to roll out statewide during the March 24 Presidential Preference Primary, largely resemble the state’s previous system, with a few key differences.