ATLANTA — Georgia voters could soon get new electronic touchscreen voting machines that print a paper ballot under fast-moving legislation approved Thursday by a House subcommittee and then by the full committee.
Electronic voting machines clear hurdles in Georgia House
Legislation passes committee
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