Touch-Screen Voting Is Cheaper, Safer, Ga. Official Testifies

David Cross was mentioned in a Law360 article covering the trial for Curling v. Raffensperger, where a group of Georgia voters claim Dominion Voting Systems touchscreen machines are unreliable. The article highlighted Georgia Secretary of State Chief Operating Officer Gabriel Sterling’s testimony that the ballot-marking devices are secure, and that voters are encouraged by poll workers to review that portion of their ballot before handing it over to ensure the ballot's accuracy.

David presented data from a study that showed only 23.8% of observed voters were instructed to check their ballot by poll workers, and only 14.2% of observed voters actually did so before turning their ballots over for tabulation.

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