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Voting machines in Pennsylvania not accepting Republican ballotsA large number of Republican ballots in Pennsylvania could not be scanned during the primaries and local elections on Tuesday, May 18, leading to an outcry of concerns regarding election integrity in the state.
Most of the unscanned ballots came from Republican voters in Fayette County, a GOP stronghold in southwestern Pennsylvania. The ballots were missing bar codes needed to get recognized and scanned by the voting machines. (Related: Investigation shows hundreds of Republican mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania were not counted.)
“What we know at this point in time is that a bar code that’s required to allow the paper ballots to be scanned at the polling places was missing,” said Republican State Rep. Matthew Dowling during an interview with the Epoch Times.
The problems started appearing at around 7 p.m. on election night. George Rattay, chairman of the Fayette County Democratic Party, said nobody knew what the problem was until he and several other election workers reported the concern to the Fayette County Election Bureau. The bureau eventually discovered that it was a bar code issue and that all 77 precincts in the county were experiencing similar problems.
Lorie Lambie, a resident of the county, said her ballot was rejected at the precinct in Joseph A. Hardy Connellsville Airport. “I feel suspicious after everything that happened with the presidential election,” she said. “I’m a Republican. I went to scan a ballot and it spit it out. I tried three or four times and it kept spitting it out.”
Jeff Valek, who voted at the Hatfield Elementary School less than 10 miles south of the airport, had a similar experience. “Just went through the normal process,” he said. “I took it over to the machine and it was rejected.”
Voters like Lambie and Valek instead placed their rejected ballots into emergency slots located at the back of the voting machines. These rejected ballots were hand-counted by Election Bureau officials.
“The scanning machine was not scanning,” said Chris Varney, Fayette County Judge of Elections. “At first, we thought it was all ballots, but then realized it was only Republican ballots.” He said the poll workers at the precinct he was in began noticing the scanning problems shortly after the polling stations opened in the morning.
“Just to make it fair, because if someone has a ballot and they miss mark it, you know the Republicans wouldn’t have a chance to correct it, but the Democrats do,” explained Varney on the day of the election. “So, now we’re not scanning any of them. We’re just putting them in the back.”
Multiple investigations ongoing to figure out what happened
Several investigations have already been opened in response to the mass rejection of ballots in the Republican-leaning county. County commissioners have already launched an internal investigation to discover how the incident happened.
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