On last Saturday’s Election Integrity Update Garland Favorito discussed the recent Senate Ethics Committee meeting on November 1st at the State Capitol and how to advocate for unplugging the Dominion voting system in the afternoon session. Garland then presented much of the press conference material about judicial interference in the 2024 election nationally, including Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ state RICO case against Donald Trump and 18 other indictees.

If you are planning to attend the Senate Ethics Committee Meeting on Wednesday, November 1st then note that the meeting time has been changed.

New time:  1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
There will be no morning session of the committee's meeting.

Click here to see the revised agenda. There will be no discussion of the proposed bill to allow for hand marked paper ballots during this meeting. However, the committee hearing will have time for public comments!

We need election integrity supporters like you present to support the effort to "unplug" the current electronic voting system and moving to hand marked publicly recorded hand counted paper ballots.  Wear your election integrity-themed shirts and caps!

The committee hearing will have time for public comments and the senators need to hear from you!  VoterGA has created some example scripts (in Microsoft Word and PDF formats), whether you modify these or create your own make sure you can say your comments within your allotted 2-minute time period.  Please be respectful yet firm and resolute in calling them to restore integrity to the 2024 elections.

On last Saturday’s Election Integrity Update Tamara Favorito reported on a new bill that will provide in-person voters with a hand-marked paper ballot option. The bill, sponsored by Georgia State Senator Max Burns, will be heard in a special fall Ethics committee meeting on Wednesday, November 1.  We need to pack the room with election integrity and transparency supporters!  Wear your election integrity t-shirts, bring posters with election integrity messages, and provide public comments. 

Garland Favorito then announced the upcoming VoterGA press conference on judicial misconduct to be held Tuesday, October 24th where he will provide an overview of how judicial corruption is interfering with the 2024 election cycle, as well as an update on VoterGA litigation efforts.  

David Hancock spoke about problems with implementing the Georgia Registered Voter Information System (GARViS), bugs found in the system, and costs (part 1 & part 2). However, he found and shared with us the version of GARViS that works! 😄