Fulton Scanner Failures Leave 1,069 Ballots UNREAD

Two scanners in Fulton County, Georgia, failed during early voting and left 1,069 ballots unread on their original machines. One lost power October 21 after 361 ballots had gone through, and its memory card became unusable. The other kept flashing a paper-jam error October 26 even though staff found no jam. That's a machine with a grudge against a problem it doesn't have. Elections Director Nadine Williams wants the paper ballots rescanned on a central scanner and the 708 memory cards moved to another machine, with a full rescan only if the transfer fails. Gateway Pundit says the county election board meets tonight to consider it. The RNC is sending extra observers, which is smart when the machines keep finding new ways to fail. Even a blind hog finds an acorn now and then.