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So far just 2 new voting machines

Bulloch expected to receive 188 touchscreen and printer sets; training needed before March

Bulloch County Election Supervisor Patricia Lanier Jones exhibits a paper ballot printout, which is an essential element of Georgia's new voting system. At left is the voting touchscreen and printer setup called the BMD. Behind her is the scanner and ballot box unit called the PPS. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

voting machines — Bulloch County Election Supervisor Patricia Lanier Jones exhibits a paper ballot printout, which is an essential element of Georgia's new voting system. At left is the voting touchscreen and printer setup called the BMD. Behind her is the scanner and ballot box unit called the PPS. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

Georgia’s new voting equipment, combining touchscreen digital voting and a printed-out paper ballot, amounts not so much to a single type of new voting machine as a set of different machines with which voters will interact.

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