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  1. Election eligibility in Georgia is being formally challenged, focusing on residency and citizenship requirements.
  2. Challenges are underway regarding current voting machine guidelines and advanced resolutions for hand-marked paper ballots in Georgia.

Election officials in Georgia followed state mandates and signed SB 3EX, which expands audit requirements for the state.

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Election officials in Georgia followed state mandates and signed SB 3EX, which expands audit requirements for the state.

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  1. New audit discrepancies reported following the signing of expanded audit legislation.1 source
  2. Election officials in Georgia signed SB 3EX expanding audit requirements.1 source

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