Dominion voting machine concerns in Georgia | Reaction [Video]

Dominion voting system computers have been fixtures at elections in Georgia since the 2020 election. But the state election board is getting multidirectional pushback — from the two political parties, and cybersecurity experts, saying they shouldn’t be used this fall.

“It’s madness, actually, to go into a system and have all of our ballots relying on that,” said Jeanne Dufort, chair of the Morgan County Democratic party Monday.  She wants the board to switch to hand-marked paper ballots for the November presidential election.  

Republican Debbie Dooley, an early backer of Donald Trump in 2015, has also asked the election board to replace the state’s computerized voting system with hand-marked paper ballots this fall.

They contend that computer hackers could manipulate elections without a trace. One such warning has come from the founder …