Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said a host of new laws will help "streamline ... experiences with the government" and improve national security.

A lawsuit seeks to remove two press releases that baselessly accused Democrats of hacking the state's voter registration database after a researcher found severe security flaws.

Recent ransomware attacks and nudging from national associations have prompted the governor to mandate all state employees undergo twice-yearly training.

The new machines would make paper receipts, but advocates of hand-marked ballots say they don't go far enough to secure the state's elections.

Gov.-elect Brian Kemp's last-minute accusation that Democrats hacked the state's voter registration database is but one in a string of election security gaffes, an expert told StateScoop.

CyberScout founder Adam Levin says the comments undermine the national election security effort.