MacGinnitie Adds To Military Advisory Voting Committee

Doug MacGinnitie announced today that he has added members to his Military Advisory Voting Committee. MacGinnitie has previously annouced his committee with the purpose of “finding and developing a plan to make voting for active military and overseas personnel easy and efficient.”

New to the team are:

Gary Smith, a resident of Forsyth County and board member of Operation BRAVO, a non-profit focused on electronic alternatives to by-mail paper ballots for deployed solders.

Colonel John M. Kidd, USA (Ret.), former Garrison Commander, Fort Stewart.

Captain Samuel F. Wright, Esq., JAGC, USN (Ret.), attorney specializing in military and federal election law

They join previosly announced members:

Brad Carver, Esq., Hall Booth Smith & Slover, P.C.
Brigadier General Walter C. Corish, Jr., GAANG, Ret.
Major General (Ret.) Bruce W. MacLane, USAF
Lieutenant Colonel Oz Hill, USA, Ret.
Jim Lester III, retired CIO AFLAC, former chairman Georgia Technology Authority
Brigadier General Denis Shortal, USMCR, (RET)
Craig Thornton, President, Cnetics Technologies

MacGinnitie plans to take his team to Augusta, Columbus, Savannah, and the Warner Robins areas to meet with military personnel and local election officials to discuss solutions to military voting problems.