44 OF 45 TOWNS: Westchester's Scanners Spat Back Ballots
On Election Day, ballot scanners in 44 of Westchester County's 45 municipalities refused to take voters' ballots, according to NBC News. The New York State Board of Elections blames a programming change made after the machines were tested. The county executive first blamed a printer and says up to 250,000 ballots were affected. The ballots went into orange emergency bags. Rep. Mike Lawler conceded to Cait Conley Tuesday night, per CBS New York. The count was still under way. Who changed the programming, and when?
Also in today's episode:
- A viral post said Indiana voting machines were down…
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