[Roadrunner383]

Almost all voting in GA in 2022 was in-person, something on the order of 94% in the Nov. General Election.

The workers at the outer lobby area scanned the barcode on the back of your ID, the computer was tied in with the state ID database and the voter registration data base. A page popped out of the printer with all your personal info, which you then signed (paper trail of who signed in to vote). You got your card to insert in the voting machines in the next room, and off you went. Afterwards your paper ballot popped out of the voting machine for you to review and then you walked it up to the scanner.

Libs were having a hissy fit when the new voter laws passed in 2021. The best and fastest experience voting I’ve ever had. Apparently even our black Democratic brothers agree, simple as pie.

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[Trailerpark Badass]

Yeah, your printed ballot produced an unintelligible QR code, which you then fed into a scanner that showed you nothing but that your "vote" was "counted."

Anyone totally comfortable with that is an idiot.