Election security advocates are warning that a software flaw in Georgia’s voting equipment could allow individuals to link voters to their ballots, potentially violating constitutional rights to secrecy ahead of the November elections.
Election security advocates are warning that a software flaw in Georgia’s voting equipment could allow individuals to link voters to their ballots, potentially violating constitutional rights to secrecy ahead of the November elections.
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