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A resident raised concerns about the security of voting machines and requested a return to hand-counted paper ballots.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before.
The cost of potential audits or investigations remains unknown.
Proponents of paper ballots believe this would increase election transparency and security.
The public trust in the current election administration.
This story is a continuation of an article published on Aug. 18 regarding several questions raised about the March 2026 primaries, brought forth by members of the Burnet County Republican Party. Read that story...
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Several members of the Burnet County Republican Party, including its party chair, have come forward and publicly questioned the handling of the primary elections this past March. County officials claimed they were mostly unaware of the specific issues brought up by the party members, and that they could be addressed at a later date.