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Virginia officials miscounted 4,000 votes in 2020 election - Vimarsana News

Virginia officials miscounted 4,000 votes in 2020 election

Election officials said that if the results had been close, a recount likely would have found the tabulation error.

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Virginia officials find misreported 2020 election votes added to Trump's total - Vimarsana News

Virginia officials find misreported 2020 election votes added to Trump's total

Biden received 1,648 fewer votes than he should have and Trump was awarded 2,327 too many, county director of elections says

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Virginia county finds 4,000 misreported 2020 votes, shorting Biden - Vimarsana News

Virginia county finds 4,000 misreported 2020 votes, shorting Biden

Election officials in Virginia’s Prince William County have acknowledged roughly 4,000 votes were misreported in former President Trump’s favor during the 2020 presidential election, when President Joe Biden went on to win the state. A release from the county’s Office of Elections announced Trump incorrectly received 2,327 extra votes, while Biden was shorted 1,648 votes.…

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Prince William County admits election tally in 2020 shorted Joe Biden - Vimarsana News

Prince William County admits election tally in 2020 shorted Joe Biden

A northern Virginia county is acknowledging that it underreported President Joe Biden’s margin of victory there over Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election by about 4,000 votes. It was

NoVA county reports 4,000-vote tallying error in 2020 presidential race - Vimarsana News

NoVA county reports 4,000-vote tallying error in 2020 presidential race

Prince William County, Virginia, is acknowledging a counting error that led to President Joe Biden's 2020 margin of victory being underreported by about 4,000 votes.