Florida election problems not a preview of Georgia

ATLANTA - With Florida&#39;s election process in disarray again, Georgia officials say the new $54 million voting system they are rolling out for the November election won&#39;t have the same problems. <br> <br> In the election Tuesday, only 15 of Florida&#39;s 67 counties used the touch-screen voting technology that will be used throughout Georgia on November 5. <br> <br> And none of it was manufactured by the company Georgia selected as its supplier, said a spokesman for the secretary of state&#39;s office. <br> <br> Georgia bought more than 19,000 new touch-screen machines to overhaul an election system in which voting equipment varied from county to county. Some used punch-card ballots, others relied on optical-scan technology. <br> <br> The Florida problems included machines that went off-line for extended periods and ballot jams in optical scanners.