GEORGETOWN — More than 75% of registered voters in Williamson County turned out to vote in the 2020 presidential election, but according to Citizens Defending Freedom, problems with the county’s electronic voting machines are threatening to keep voters away from the polls, and threatening the sanctity of constitutional rights. This week, the county took a step toward correcting those issues.
“After nearly a year of diligent advocacy, CDF has successfully championed the implementation of pre-printed, consecutively numbered ballots for the upcoming November 2024 elections,” Marcia Watson, executive director of Williamson County Citizens Defending Freedom, announced at a press conference on the steps of Williamson County Courthouse Tuesday.
CDF is working to return voting to an organic state that relies completely on humans – no more electronic sign-in books or electronic ballots. They won the first step June 24 when the Texas Secretary of State issued an advisory on ballot numbering requirements.
