Ballot scanners fail across Westchester County on Election Day
Ballot scanners fail across Westchester County on Election Day
Ballot scanners fail across Westchester County on Election Day
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- Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County, New York, stopped accepting ballots on Tuesday morning, Election Day.
- The county Board of Elections said a problem involving the paper ballots was keeping machines from accepting them, and the exact cause was not immediately identified.
- Voting continued under emergency procedures: voters completed paper ballots that were placed in secure orange emergency bags to be counted later.
- Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County, New York, stopped accepting ballots on Tuesday morning, Election Day.
- The county Board of Elections said a problem involving the paper ballots was keeping machines from accepting them, and the exact cause was not immediately identified.
- Voting continued under emergency procedures: voters completed paper ballots that were placed in secure orange emergency bags to be counted later.
- Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County, New York, stopped accepting ballots on Tuesday morning, Election Day.
- The county Board of Elections said a problem involving the paper ballots was keeping machines from accepting them, and the exact cause was not immediately identified.
- Voting continued under emergency procedures: voters completed paper ballots that were placed in secure orange emergency bags to be counted later.
Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County, New York, stopped accepting ballots on Tuesday morning, Election Day. The county Board of Elections said a problem involving the paper ballots was keeping machines from accepting them, and the exact cause was not immediately identified. Voting continued under emergency procedures: voters completed paper ballots that were placed in secure orange emergency bags to be counted later. Officials urged voters to stay in line, and the state Board of Elections said voting had not been disrupted. Polls in New York were open until 9 p.m.
Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County, New York, stopped accepting ballots on Tuesday morning, Election Day. The county Board of Elections said a problem involving the paper ballots was keeping machines from accepting them, and the exact cause was not immediately identified. Voting continued under emergency procedures: voters completed paper ballots that were placed in secure orange emergency bags to be counted later. Officials urged voters to stay in line, and the state Board of Elections said voting had not been disrupted. Polls in New York were open until 9 p.m.
Ballot scanners at polling sites across Westchester County, New York, stopped accepting ballots on Tuesday morning, Election Day. The county Board of Elections said a problem involving the paper ballots was keeping machines from accepting them, and the exact cause was not immediately identified. Voting continued under emergency procedures: voters completed paper ballots that were placed in secure orange emergency bags to be counted later. Officials urged voters to stay in line, and the state Board of Elections said voting had not been disrupted. Polls in New York were open until 9 p.m.
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