Dominion Voting Machines Broken In New Jersey; Reports Of ‘Misread’ Ballots In Arizona

Surprise! Every single Dominion voting machine is down across Mercer County, New Jersey, according to officials.

In a Tuesday morning notice, West Windsor Township informed residents that “Due to a Mercer County-wide system outage, all voting machines are currently down in each district across the County.

Voting machines are currently down, vote on a standard ballot https://t.co/TXVP7Cy8lQ

— West Windsor Police (@westwindsorpd) November 8, 2022

“The Board of Elections has advised the county of issues with voting machines. Poll workers will be on hand to walk voters through the process. The board is working with Dominion, the machine maker, to resolve the issue,” reads a notice posted on Facebook, ABC6 reports.

For the second election cycle in a row, I go to vote and the machines are not working. Had to submit a provisional ballot. You have to do better Mercer County, NJ. The poll workers were wonderful amid the chaos.

— Eddie S. Glaude Jr. (@esglaude) November 8, 2022

Meanwhile in Maricopa County, Arizona, around 10% of polling places are experiencing problems with tabulation machines, according to the Washington Post‘s Yvonne Wingett Sanchez.

“One machine became operative after it was cleaned,” said Sanchez. “Voters can still place their ballots in a slot in a locked container; they will be counted at the downtown tabulation center tonight.”

In Maricopa County, about 10% of polling places are experiencing problems with tabulators. One machine became operative after it was cleaned. Voters can still place their ballots in a slot in a locked container; they will be counted at the downtown tabulation center tonight.

— YvonneWingettSanchez 🏜 (@yvonnewingett) November 8, 2022

BREAKING: Reports out of Maricopa county of Machines “not working” and ballots being “misread”

WHAT IS GOING ON?
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— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 8, 2022

BREAKING: Now issues reported with machines in Wickenburg, AZ, northwest Maricopa.

Worker tells the voter to stop filming pic.twitter.com/ACFiivw3vn

— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) November 8, 2022

They only had two years to figure this out… Unless of course this is a feature, not a bug.

I’d like to note once again that Brazil — with a population of similar size to the US (especially with mandatory voting and a voting age of 16) — counted all votes nationwide in every race within 3 hours after the polls closed. Every race was decided that night. https://t.co/8phpLUQA6j

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) November 7, 2022