Are you aware how easy it is to find out how you voted in Georgia?

<p>Marilyn Marks, executive director at the <a href="https://coalitionforgoodgovernance.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer"><em><strong>Coalition for Good Governance</strong></em></a>, has long warned that Georgia&#39;s physical set-up for voting at precincts - using illuminated touch screens - violates Georgia Constitutional law by denying one&#39;s right to privacy when voting. </p><p>It turns out, that&#39;s not the only way &quot;ne&#39;er do wells&quot; can find out how you voted: she tipped off a Princeton University researcher that she could use Chat GPT to find out how a handful of Heard County voters voted, and he <a href="https://www.ajc.com/politics/2026/08/georgia-passed-on-election-upgrades-a-princeton-researcher-exploited-weaknesses-in-system/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer"><em><strong>experimented with the process and took it a step further</strong></em></a>. </p><p>There&#39;s just one Georgia Election Board member - MAGA-rific Salleigh Grubbs - who&#39;s even remotely concerned about this, and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger nor his director of special projects for the secretary’s office, aren&#39;t at all. </p><p>Are you?</p><p>Marilyn joined me today to discuss the very real dangers for many voters fearful their employer, their spouse, their pastor, their students&#39; parents (for example) can know (and potentially weaponize) how they voted, and offers <a href="https://myemail.constantcontact.com/Will-County-Election-Boards-Protect-Voters--Rights-to-a-Secret-Ballot--.html?soid=1109272168263&aid=Tg-chAfsmfs" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer"><em><strong>some solutions to secure a voter&#39;s privacy</strong></em></a> in time for November&#39;s midterm elections. </p>