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Vote-scanning machine malfunction to delay counting in Westchester County

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NBC New York
“Vote-scanning machine malfunction to delay counting in Westchester County”

A judge has granted permission for elections officials in a major New York county to move thousands of paper ballots to a secure warehouse after a technical problem caused vote-scanning machines to malfunction. The issue will delay the counting of votes in a competitive congressional district until at least Wednesday. The New York Board of Elections said machines at locations throughout Westchester County would not accept paper ballots when polls opened Tuesday because of a programming glitch.…

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“Vote-scanning machine malfunction expected to delay counting in New York's Westchester County”

A judge has granted permission for elections officials in a major New York county to move thousands of paper ballots to a secure warehouse after a technical problem caused vote-scanning machines to malfunction.

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