Summary:
- The Georgia State Election Board has ordered a hand count of all ballots cast in the upcoming election, citing concerns about the reliability of electronic voting machines.
- However, studies have shown that hand counting of ballots is generally less reliable and accurate than machine counting, with higher rates of human error and potential for partisan bias.
- The decision to hand count ballots has raised concerns among election experts and advocates who argue that it could lead to delays, inaccuracies, and potential disenfranchisement of voters.