Georgia’s QR codes for counting votes will remain for midterms after lawmakers vote to delay a fix

Georgia's controversial vote-counting method using QR codes will stay in place for the upcoming midterm elections. State lawmakers decided to delay any changes until 2028, citing the need for more time to develop a more reliable system. This decision has raised concerns among election integrity advocates who worry about the potential for errors and fraud. The ongoing debate highlights the broader challenges states face in modernizing election processes while ensuring transparency and trust in the voting system.