Near session’s end, focus on paper ballots, abuse lawsuits

ATLANTA (AP) — Thursday will mark the last day of Georgia’s 40-day legislative session and several bills await action by either the House or Senate.
The final days of the session are generally chaotic as lawmakers push to vote on as many bills as possible. Lawmakers also use legislative maneuvers to hitch stalled proposals to other bills in order to push them through.
A proposal awaiting a vote in the House would move Georgia from its 16-year-old electronic touchscreen voting system