A Last-Minute Change to Georgia’s Ballot QR Code Bill Could Steer Voting in a New Direction

Change to Georgia’s ballot QR code bill could steer voting in a new direction | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Georgia's ballot QR code crisis is resolved for now, but a late change to an elections bill passed during last month's special session adds a new twist to the question of how future elections across the state will be run.

A last-minute change to Georgia’s ballot QR code bill could steer voting in a new direction

Georgia’s ballot QR code crisis is resolved for now, but a late change to an elections bill passed during last month’s special session adds a new twist to the question of how future elections across the state will be run.

Last-minute QR code bill tweak could steer voting in a new direction

Reps. Mary Margaret Oliver and Tim Fleming speaks at a Government Affairs Committee June 23, 2026. Ross Williams/Georgia RecorderGeorgia’s ballot QR code crisis is resolved for now, but a late change to an elections bill passed during last month’s special session adds a new twist to the question of how future elections across the state will be run.  Under a state law passed in 2024, Georgia could no longer use QR codes to count ballots after Jul…

A last-minute change to Georgia’s ballot QR code bill could steer voting in a new direction - Now Georgia

Reps. Mary Margaret Oliver and Tim Fleming speaks at a Government Affairs Committee June 23, 2026. (Ross Williams/Georgia Recorder) (Georgia Recorder) — Georgia’s ballot QR code crisis is resolved for now, but a late change to an elections bill passed during last month’s special session adds a new twist to the question of how future elections across the state will be run. Under a state law passed in 2024, Georgia could no longer use QR codes to …