Georgia election board asks DOJ to investigate voting machines
The executive director of Georgia’s State Election Board has asked the Justice Department to investigate the state’s voting systems.
TL;DR
- Georgia State Election Board executive director James Mills has asked the Justice Department to investigate the state's voting systems.
- The request includes concerns about ballot secrecy, preservation of election records, and data sharing.
- Mills specifically requested a review of Georgia's QR-code tabulation systems and voting software.
- The letter also alleges that Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger "restricted access to election records."
- Raffensperger's office criticized the request, calling it an attempt to "inject chaos" close to the election.
- The Justice Department stated that any decision to act would be made independently based on facts and law.