A bipartisan panel of Georgia lawmakers showed interest last week in a major overhaul of the state’s election systems.
But what may have been the first public indication in over a decade of significant support for the change showed signs of a likely debate over the cost to replace Georgia’s electronic-only voting machines, which were first purchased in 2002 and are being phased out around the country.
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