Cambria County officials said a malfunction prevented voters from scanning their ballots. Voting hours have been extended in Pennsylvania’s Cambria County after what officials described as a software problem disrupted the casting of ballots on Nov. 5. “The Cambria County Board of Election learned early this morning that a software malfunction in the County’s Electronic
The Ohio senator and Republican vice presidential candidate said that he would try to heal ’the rift in the country’ if he’s elected. Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) cast his ballot at a polling site in Cincinnati on Tuesday, telling reporters that he has a good feeling about the election. As he
Any legal violations by the activists who received the data will be referred to prosecutors for prosecution, Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said. Arizona officials on Nov. 4 handed over a list of voters who have not provided proof of U.S. citizenship to activists after several court rulings against the state. “We have complied
‘Really the big dumps’ of ballots ’will come early as opposed to late,’ says the official. A top election official in Georgia’s Secretary of State’s office said the voting results will be mostly complete by 8 p.m. ET during the Nov. 5 contest. Georgia Deputy Elections Director Michael Barnes said in an on-camera interview Monday
Two-thirds of registered Republicans, nearly 60 percent of Democrats, have cast 2024 ballots, with nonpartisans the wild card in deciding the battleground race. LAS VEGAS—More than 1 million Nevadans—nearly 53 percent of the state’s registered voters—have already cast ballots in the 2024 election, with Republicans turning out in higher numbers than Democrats in a triple-tier
‘We will defend the ballot box from any bad actors seeking to unduly influence or illegally undermine Texas elections,’ Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said. Election Day rapid response legal teams are being deployed in major Texas counties by the state’s attorney general to monitor polling stations, enforce election laws, and address any issues that
Missouri officials said the federal government is illegally interfering in the state’s elections. A federal judge on Nov. 4 rejected a bid by Missouri officials to block U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) poll monitors. U.S. District Judge Sarah E. Pitlyk turned down a motion for a temporary restraining order. “On expedited consideration of the parties’