Voting machine issues reported in one Pa. county
Voting machine issues are being reported in some parts of Pennsylvania. WJAC News 6, a television station based in Johnstown, reported this morning voters said they are unable to scan ballots at some precincts in Cambria County. The station said the precincts reportedly are holding paper ballots in locked boxes to be scanned later.
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"Anyone who voted earlier today can be assured that all ballots will be counted," said Ron Robertson, Cambria County's ...
WJAC reported that officials told the court the "malfunction caused voters confusions, long lines of voters, and many ...
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