The Carter Center has a long track record of observing elections and promoting democracy abroad but has recently turned its attention U.S. elections amid growing mistrust and declining confidence in the country’s voting systems.
The Carter Center first dispatched its nonpartisan election observers to U.S. elections in 2020, and the Secretary of State’s office has invited them back to monitor the verification of the November 8 midterm election.
Georgia law requires the secretary of state’s office to pick one race and make sure enough ballots are checked to statistically prove the votes were counted correctly.
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