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Isolated districting bug affects Cobb precinct during early voting

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Isolated districting bug affects Cobb precinct during early voting — Milton Technology news

Cobb County election officials discovered an isolated districting error in Sewell Mill 01 Precinct that placed voters into Georgia House District 43 instead of House District 37 for the current election cycle.Cobb County Board of Elections and Registration workers uncovered the districting mistake during an internal review. The issue stems from an error made while uploading ballot combinations for the current election cycle, misallocating voters in Sewell Mill 01 Precinct. Under state district maps enacted by 2023 HB 1EX, the entire Sewell Mill 01 Precinct belongs in Georgia House District 37.Voters casting ballots at Sewell Mill 01 Precinct will see state Rep. Solomon Adesanya in the uncontested House District 43 race. They should be seeing state Rep. Mary Frances Williams in the uncontested House District 37 race.Advance-In-Person Voting is already underway, making system-wide changes impossible in GARViS, Georgia's voter information database. Election staff cannot reconfigure the pr

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