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Georgia Keeps Touchscreen Voting Machines Amid Trump Critique, Protests

6/24/2026

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Georgia legislators approved a bill on June 23, 2026 to keep touchscreen voting machines for the midterms despite criticism from President Donald Trump.
Protesters marched at the Capitol as a five-day special session began, opposing a Republican plan to redraw Georgia’s 2028 congressional maps.
Lawmakers debated how to meet the July 1 deadline for the state’s vote-counting system.

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Georgia legislators approved a bill on June 23, 2026 to keep touchscreen voting machines for the midterms despite criticism from President Donald Trump.
Protesters marched at the Capitol as a five-day special session began, opposing a Republican plan to redraw Georgia’s 2028 congressional maps.
Lawmakers debated how to meet the July 1 deadline for the state’s vote-counting system.