More voting machines in Illinois changing Republican votes to Democratic ones
Similar problems have also been discovered yet again in Maryland (see here for a story by the Baltimore CBS affiliate).
UPDATE: "Nearly 70 percent of voters will be casting ballots by hand on Tuesday" From The Hill newspaper:
States have abandoned electronic voting machines in droves, ensuring that most voters will be casting their ballots by hand on Election Day.
With many electronic voting machines more than a decade old, and states lacking the funding to repair or replace them, officials have opted to return to the pencil-and-paper voting that the new technology was supposed to replace. . .
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2 Comments:
Isn't if funny how these "random" calibration errors always seem to change (R) votes to (D), never the other way around? Of course I'm sure that it's simply a coincidence.
The question is, what (if anything) will be done about it?
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