Ballot machine glitch reported in New York county as midterm voting continues
World · First reported 3 Nov, 16:36 · Updated 17:25
A ballot machine glitch was reported in a New York county during midterm voting; the New York State Board of Elections said voting had not been disrupted. Another report noted unfounded voter-fraud allegations made by right-wing influencers.
- A ballot machine glitch was reported in a New York county while midterm voting continued.
- The New York State Board of Elections said voting had not been disrupted.
- A report said right-wing influencers subsequently made unfounded allegations of voter fraud.
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- A ballot machine glitch was reported in a New York county.
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- The state Board of Elections said voting had not been disrupted.
- Subsequent claims
- The Straits Times reported that right-wing influencers made unfounded voter-fraud allegations.
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