Este artículo estará disponible en español en El Tiempo Latino. A video showing a Laurel County, Kentucky, voter having difficulty marking a ballot for former President Donald Trump was investigated and found to be an “isolated incident” of “voter ...

Election officials in Kentucky are pushing back on unfounded allegations of widespread voter fraud after a video depicting an apparent technical glitch on a ballot-marking device amassed tens of millions of views on social media.

Officials said the machine was taken out of service and the affected voter was able to cast a ballot for her chosen candidate.

Every county in Kentucky uses paper ballots, but some, like Laurel County, use machines to help voters mark them.

A video allegedly showing a machine not allowing a voter to cast their ballot for Trump went viral on social media.

"We strive to have accurate, secure and safe elections that we are proud to provide to our citizens," Laurel County Clerk Tony Brown said.

Kentucky officials investigated the glitch and said there were no other reports of issues with the machine before or after the viral incident.

As millions of Americans prepare to vote in person on November 5, social media users are claiming an image of a ballot from the state of Kentucky with a pre-printed mark in the box next to Democratic nominee Kamala Harris is evidence of election fraud.

The footage allegedly showed a Kentucky voting machine malfunctioning as a voter tried to cast a vote for former President Donald Trump.