Fulton Scanner Failures Leave 1,069 Ballots UNREAD
Scanners in Westchester County, New York started turning away paper ballots once polls opened at 6 a.m. Tuesday, CBS New York reports. County Executive Ken Jenkins blamed a printing problem, while the state Board of Elections pointed to a programming change in one municipality's contest. The state says completed emergency ballots are secured under bipartisan control and will be counted. In Fulton County, Georgia, two early-voting scanner failures left 1,069 ballots unread on the original machines, per Gateway Pundit. The RNC says a Luzerne County, Pennsylvania problem was resolved, and the DOJ is sending monitors. A Northern Virginia voter says his ballot was already submitted, a claim that remains unverified. Voters deserve accurate counts and straight answers, and that's what the people running these machines owe them.
“This would not have been caught if we had not gone in person.”Kaylee McGhee White, via The Blaze
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- Westchester County, N.Y., ballot scanners reject paper ballots on Election DayWashington Times · 4h ago
- Printing snafu causes Westchester County, N.Y., ballot scanners to reject paper ballotsWashington Times · 4h ago
- Scanners down, ballots 'already submitted': RNC plays whack-a-mole on Election Day to protect the voteThe Blaze · 2h ago
- Fulton County Scanner Failures Leave 1,069 Early Ballots Unread; Elections Director Seeks Board Approval Tonight for Rescan After Polls CloseGateway Pundit · 7h ago
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