The website used to order blank #Ballots and #Election supplies from the office of @GaSecofState is hosted on @Shopify, a Canadian e-commerce platform that admitted it was breached not long before #ElectionDay, leaving it vulnerable to phishing attempts. https://t.co/WkVhogO6aY
— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) December 7, 2020
The host of the website the state of Georgia uses to order election supplies was hacked in the weeks before Election Day.
Local election officials use the site, the Georgia Elections Supply Store, to order blank absentee ballots, ballot envelopes, oath envelopes, applications for voter registration and signs for ballot drop boxes, among other supplies.
The site is password protected.
The website’s hosting company, Canadian-based Shopify, announced on Sept. 22 that two employees hacked the data of some of its 200 members. The FBI was notified at the time.
Shopify did not immediately comment on whether the Georgia Elections Supply store was one of the accounts hacked.