ATLANTA – Former U.S. Senator and Greater Georgia Chairwoman Kelly Loeffler has called on Georgia’s Secretary of State and the State Election Board to take emergency action to fix a long-existing software vulnerability in Georgia’s voting machines ahead of the 2024 election.
According to court documents that were unsealed by a federal judge earlier this week, the Secretary of State has known about the state’s voting machine vulnerabilities since at least July 2021 — when the University of Michigan conducted a 12-week audit on the machines. After reviewing their report, the Department of Homeland Security also investigated the machines, and finding substantial threats, issued a security advisory that urged states to fix the vulnerabilities “as soon as possible.”
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