Lawmakers pass bills on paper ballots, transit, marijuana
Georgia lawmakers passed dozens of bills Wednesday, rushing to meet a key deadline for the 40-day session.
Legislation had to pass at least one chamber by the day’s end to remain alive for the year. There are ways around the deadline but lawmakers still try to get proposals through in time.
Here’s a look at some of the day’s top items:
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PAPER BALLOTS
Georgia is closer to adopting a voting system that leaves a paper trail.
The state Senate on Wednesday voted 50-1 in favor of a proposal that would replace electronic touch-screen voting with a paper-based system. It awaits House input.
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Still gonna "count" votes with non-transparent and proprietary software and then obstruct any effort to have hand counted recounts. The hijacking of the voting process continues...