Penny Brown Reynolds
Coverage of Penny Brown Reynolds in the Nexus archive.
- A last-minute change to Georgia’s ballot QR code bill could steer voting in a new direction
Georgia’s ballot QR code bill, which allows continued use of QR codes until 2028, includes a last-minute amendment requiring a focus on hand-marked paper ballot systems and on-demand printing. The amendment, introduced by Rep. Tim Fleming, narrows the scope of a committee tasked with selecting Georgia’s next voting system, prompting criticism from Rep. Saira Draper over reduced transparency.
- Georgia’s runoffs are over. Here are the candidates who are advancing to November’s election.
Georgia voters selected nominees for statewide races, including lieutenant governor and secretary of state. Josh McLaurin won the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor, while Greg Dolezal secured the Republican nomination. Penny Brown Reynolds advanced as the Democratic nominee for secretary of state.
- Penny Brown Reynolds Wins Democratic Runoff for Georgia Secretary of State
Penny Brown Reynolds won the Democratic runoff for Georgia Secretary of State. She is a former judge and served as a senior civil rights official in the Biden administration.
- Election coverage: The latest on Georgia’s primary elections, judicial races
Georgia's primary elections on Tuesday include high-profile races for U.S. Senate and state positions, with many contests likely to require runoffs due to no candidate securing 50% of the vote. Key judicial races for the Georgia Supreme Court and secretary of state positions are highlighted, with several candidates advancing to June runoffs.