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Hudson County officials from the clerk's office and board of elections detail what went wrong on election night and how they plan to fix them.

New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin is expected to announce an investigation today into failures of Monmouth County’s voting machine vendor, Elections Systems & Software (ES&S), that led to the double counting of votes in the November 2022 general election, the New Jersey Globe has confirmed.

A former NJ Attorney General has been tapped to head the investigation into Monmouth Countys General Election, where some votes were double-counted.

Buncombe County Election Services has proposed big spending on 140 new machines that would be in use come the 2024 elections.

The discovery has frustrated some Bexar County leaders who say there should be a more streamlined process for getting rid of old machines.

Officials say anyone who wanted to tamper with Cass County's voting system would have to invest vast amounts of resources to do so — and even then they'd likely be caught.

Election deniers have convinced a Nevada county to use hand-counted ballots in the upcoming midterms, prompting concerns among some voting experts.

The Park County Clerk's Office sent the official results of this month's primary to be certified by the State of Wyoming, affirming the election was secure.

After rain water damaged elections computers, Shawnee County commissioners approved $50,000 to be used for fixing election office equipment.

A seemingly exasperated Morris County Commissioner Krickus had enough. "Do we want Morris County to be the Florida of the 2022 election?"