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Georgia lawmakers end annual session without settling conflict on voting machines

Lawmakers left a July deadline unresolved, raising the prospect of hand-marked paper ballots, court action or a special session.

  • The Georgia General Assembly ended its annual session early Friday without a plan to replace the state's voting system before the July 1 statutory deadline, leaving election procedures in limbo.
  • Following President Donald Trump's 2020 election loss, Georgia law banned barcode-based voting, yet the state currently relies on Dominion Voting machines that print ballots with QR codes.
  • Cherokee County election director Anne Dover and other Election Officials warn mandates to replace equipment are "basically unachievable" without funding or a clear transition plan.
  • Republican House Speaker Jon Burns plans to meet with Gov. Brian Kemp to "take his temperature" regarding a potential special legislative session to resolve the impasse.
  • House Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Victor Anderson warned of an "unresolvable statutory conflict" by July 1, while Election Officials await further guidance on upcoming voting procedures.
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WWL broke the news in on Friday, April 3, 2026.
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