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How Georgia tracks voting machines before you vote: chain of custody explained

How Georgia tracks voting machines before you vote: chain of custody explained
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Before you ever check in to vote, the equipment you’ll use is already tracked on paper through what election officials call chain of custody. Under State Election Board Rules in Chapter 183-1-12, counties must securely store and transport ballot markers and sca...

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