Even if you know who you’ll vote for, do you know how?
Fulton County is the most-populated county in Georgia, which is currently undergoing the largest rollout of elections equipment in U.S. history.
That’s why Richard Barron, Fulton’s director of registration and elections, and his staff will be in Sandy Springs on Thursday, Jan. 30, to hold a demonstration on the equipment.
Fulton officials just got the new system this week.
READ | Fulton hopes new voting machines will speed up, secure elections
READ | AJC poll: Many Georgia voters concerned about election security
The 18-year-old electronic machines in Fulton (which lacked a paper ballot) are being replaced with a patchwork of touchscreens, printed ballots and scanners.
The demo will be at a panel discussion of elections security issues hosted by 90.1/WABE-FM from 6 to 8 p.m.
The event will take place at the Dorothy C. Benson Multipurpose Complex, 6500 Vernon Woods Drive NE. Overflow parking will be available at nearby Sandy Springs Masonic Lodge, 6700 Vernon Woods Drive NE.
Wouldn’t you like to support our strong journalism? Your subscription helps us cover your communities in a way that no one else can. Visit https://subscribe.ajc.com/hyperlocal or call 404-526-7988 to begin or renew your subscription.
Like North Fulton County News Now on Facebook | Follow on Twitter
Watch for more background...
