Georgia’s election board wants federal agents to seize voting machines. Here is the full story. Board member Janelle Mills wrote to the Justice Department on September 30. She asked it to take control of Dominion voting machines. These machines run software called Liberty Vote, version 5.5-A. They print paper ballots with QR codes. Critics say voters cannot verify what QR codes contain. They want hand-marked paper ballots instead. The state board voted 3-2 on September 28 to seek federal action. Early voting starts on October 13. Supporters say the move protects election integrity. Opponents call it a political stunt. The Justice Department has not responded yet. Georgia is a key swing state. Its elections are watched nationwide. Claims about voting machines have been hotly disputed since 2020. Courts have upheld Georgia’s results. This fight is the latest chapter. What happens next depends on the DOJ. Voters in Georgia can check their registration status online before early voting begins on October 13.