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Currently, state law only calls for one race to be audited every two years after general elections.ĬISA Director Jen Easterly said the agency is working with election officials to address potential security deficiencies. The secretary of state’s office will review the recommendations, seek additional election audits and look for opportunities to improve election worker training, said Gabriel Sterling, chief operating officer for the secretary of state’s office. Poll workers unpack voting machines while setting up the Briarlake Baptist Church polling center in preparation for the election Tuesday. 'This was very easy with no problems at all, and people were there to help,' King said.

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Another voter, Marcia King, said she needed help from a poll worker to figure out how to print her ballot from the touchscreen. About 70 voters cast ballots in the first hour of voting. At North Decatur Presbyterian Church, two voting touchscreens weren't working because of a problem with their batteries, but poll workers said they had enough functioning touchscreens to avoid delays. The New Georgia Project, a voting rights group which monitors election issues, reported the polling place at Bethesda Elementary School in Gwinnett County opened about 30 minutes late. Williams encouraged folks to vote during lunch hours. She said some poll workers were 'no-shows' but they had staff in reserve.

Williams didn't provide a reason for the delays, but she said the county is asking a judge to allow the sites to close later so everyone can vote. Two polling places, Hopewell Middle in Milton and Creel Park in South Fulton, opened 20 to 30 minutes late. In Fulton County, voting was running smoothly at almost all of the county's 250 polling sites, in part thanks to the 91,000 voters who cast their ballots during three weeks of early voting, said Interim Elections Director Nadine Williams. Several voting locations had problems starting voting machines. Others had short waits during the initial morning rush. Some voters arrived at the polls to find their precincts had been moved to different locations. But there were initial hiccups in a few voting locations.

Voters encountered short lines and limited problems as election day got underway in Georgia on Monday, making their voices heard in one of the politically competitive states in the nation. The Father declined to give his name or the name of his son. Atlanta: Dancing was in while Dad voted (center) at Park Tavern located at 500 10th Street NE, Atlanta.