Vote-scanning machine malfunction expected to delay counting in New York's Westchester County
On Election Day, ballot scanners in Westchester County, New York stopped accepting ballots, disrupting voting. A judge then authorized elections officials to move thousands of paper ballots to a secure warehouse while they address the technical problem. The New York Attorney General's office is monitoring the situation as vote counting faces delays.
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Vote-scanning machine malfunction to delay counting in Westchester County
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