Mail ballot ruling, Cobb plans, AI voting concerns
Several developments are shaping Georgia politics ahead of the November midterms. The U.S. Supreme Court blocked new Postal Service requirements for mail ballots, Cobb County discussed contingency plans for absentee ballots, and researchers are raising concerns about how advances in AI could affect ballot secrecy in Georgia.
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Mail ballot ruling, Cobb plans, AI voting concerns
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