GA HB665

Directs the Georgia Secretary of State to develop and implement a pilot program for the electronic transmission, receipt, and counting of absentee ballots by military and overseas citizens eligible under the federal Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (42 U.S.C. § 1973ff)

Requires the pilot program to include encryption over a secure network, voter identity verification, ballot privacy and anonymity protections, prevention of multiple voting, anti-tampering safeguards, and the ability to audit and verify ballots were properly counted

Conditions implementation on either a specific line-item appropriation in the state budget or a determination by the Secretary of State that adequate public or private funding exists, with funds from registered political parties or political bodies explicitly prohibited

Requires the Secretary of State to certify the program's feasibility before use and to submit a comprehensive report to the General Assembly within 90 days following the general election and runoff in which the pilot is conducted, including recommendations for continued use

Includes an automatic repeal provision, sunsetting the pilot program by operation of law on July 1 of the year following its conclusion