Arizona’s Maricopa County is the state’s most populated county. Polling places had printer machine problems the second they opened.
A few problems include running out of ballots and machines printing illegible ballots.
Chairman Bill Gates and Vice Chairman Clint Hickman said election officials would investigate the machines and count every ballot:
“All ballots will be counted securely and accurately,” they claimed.”Over the past 24 hours, we have learned more about the printer issue that caused some ballots to not be read at Vote Centers yesterday. While the issue impacted less than 7% of Election Day voters (about 17,000 ballots), we understand that for people who went through it, this was frustrating, inconvenient, and not how they pictured Election Day,” they said.”We plan to get to the bottom of it,” the duo added.
The Republican Party and the campaigns for Republican governor candidate Kari Lake and Republican Senate candidate Blake Masters accused county officials of incompetence. All three sued the county “over issues with the voting tabulation machines.”
Maricopa County officials assured everyone they would count everyone’s ballot and no one would be disenfranchised. They also claim no one turned away voters on Tuesday.
The Republicans tried to expand poll hours, but a judge said no way.
That’s odd because other places with machine issues stayed open later.
It’s so weird because Arizona used these machines during the primary. I found plenty of YouTube videos showing officials testing machines almost monthly.
I’m not a conspiracy theorist but the Democrat governor candidate…
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