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Georgia Election Board Asks Trump DOJ to Declare Statewide Dominion QR-Code Machines...
Georgia's Republican-controlled State Election Board has formally invited the Trump Department of Justice to step in and shut down the Peach State's unverifiable, QR-code voting system before voters start casting ballots in the 2026 midterms.
In a September 30 letter to Attorney General Todd Blanche, State Election Board Executive Director James Mills asked the DOJ to prohibit the use of "unreadable, unverifiable QR-code-based vote tabulation and any other electronic tabulation method that does not permit the voter to verify the vote that is actually counted," concerning Georgia's Dominion voting system, now owned by Liberty Vote USA.
Mills also asked Blanche to set a binding six-month deadline, forcing Georgia to dump the machines and move to a system with voter-verifiable, hand-auditable paper records.
The letter, obtained and published by the Georgia Recorder, was copied to Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.