State election officials Wednesday said it’s not practical to upgrade Georgia’s voting software as recommended before the 2024 presidential election. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said this week that the state’s existing software is secure and “battle-tested.” Some critics and political leaders have questioned Raffensperger’s decision to delay the software update until 2025. Last week former U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler called for an “emergency voting machine fix.” And on Monday Lt. Gov. Burt Jones pressed for a meeting with Raffensperger to discuss the decision to wait until after 2024 to upgrade the software.
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