A civil rights group says it’s heard from some voters about problems with Georgia’s touchscreen voting machines during early voting.
The NAACP Georgia State Conference said in a news release that some voters complained of trouble casting ballots for Democrat Stacey Abrams, a former state lawmaker who’s trying to become the first black female governor in the country.
Abrams is locked in a tight, nationally watched race with Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp, whose office oversees elections.
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