Prosecutor: No criminality found regarding Mercer County voting machine scanner issues
The Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office says that nothing criminal has been found in an investigation regarding voting machine scanner issues in Mercer County.
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Nov 23, 2022, 10:33 PM
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3h agoThe Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office says that nothing criminal has been found in an investigation regarding voting machine scanner issues in Mercer County.
The scanners were not reading the votes on Election Day, which prompted an investigation.
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The prosecutor says that no criminal intent or vote tampering was found.
The issues are believed to have been caused by an employee of Dominion Voting Systems who made a programming error that caused the machines to not be able to scan votes.
