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A voting machine coding error in an eastern Pennsylvania county caused votes to be flipped on a ballot question that asked whether a pair of incumbent state app
A voting machine glitch in Pennsylvania led to votes getting flipped on a ballot question about the retention of two state judges, The AP reported Tuesday.
The issue affected all of the county’s voting machines in use Tuesday, but county officials say only affected how the votes appeared on a paper summary shown to voters. They said the voters' choices were properly recorded by the machines' back end system.
A voting machine company said that “human error” caused a glitch in Northampton County, where some votes cast on Tuesday in the two retention races for Pennsylvania Superior Court were
The issue is limited to the retention of Pennsylvania Superior Court, county officials said.