A federal trial beginning this week in Atlanta could change the way people vote in this year’s election in a key swing state, and potentially affect voters in other states for years to come.
The trial, six years in the making, pits a non-profit organization and a handful of Georgia voters against the state, claiming that vulnerabilities in the state’s computerized voting machines place a voter’s choices at an unacceptable risk of being altered, infringing on their constitutional rights.
