Five million Georgians are expected to vote in November, an election that will come less than five months after the state experienced a bumpy primary.
Amid a global health pandemic, the state rolled out its new voting system statewide for the first time on June 9.
The result: many voters had to wait in lines for hours as poll workers – some of them brand new – sorted out technical problems.
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