Courtney Parker votes on a new voting machine, in Dallas, Ga. Election integrity activists are raising concerns about Georgia’s new voting machines, saying the large, bright, vertical touchscreens allow other people in the room to see a voter’s selections in violation of ballot secrecy provisions in state law. In a petition filed Monday, Feb. 24, 2020, in Sumter County Superior Court against the five members of the county election board, the activists ask the court to order the board to have voters use hand-marked paper ballots rather than the touchscreen voting machines. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart, File)
With qualifying for the May 24 primary election ending March 11, the Daily Report is beginning its coverage of the campaign in earnest.
Here is where you’ll find all of the Daily Report’s coverage of the contested races for Georgia’s attorney general and judicial seats:
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