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Story summary
- Georgia election board members rejected the Republican plan to shuffle ballots before casting.
- A 2022 software flaw can reorder scanned ballots, allowing AI to link votes to individual voters.
- The flaw does not alter vote totals but threatens ballot secrecy protected by the state constitution.
- Board members Janelle King and Carolyn Roddy said shuffling adds burdens, risks ballot loss, and harms timing.
