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In the booth, I pressed the button to select Trump/Pence. The light that went on highlighting Trump/Pence. I moved on and voted for other candidates/ballot initiatives. When I reviewed my selections, the Trump/Pence ballot was no longer highlighted. The buttons were spaced inches apart, and I'm not spastic. There is no way I deselected Trump/Pence. I reselected Trump / Pence and pressed the button to capture my votes.

Election judges in Clinton Township, Butler County confirmed there were issues with two of their eight automated voting machines. Most of the issues came when people tried to vote straight party ticket. However, other said they specifically wanted to vote for Republican Donald Trump only to see their vote switched before their eyes to Democrat Hillary Clinton. “I went back, pressed Trump again. Three times I did this, so then I called one of the women that were working the polls over. And she said you must be doing it wrong. She did it three times and it defaulted to...

CLINTON TOWNSHIP (KDKA) – Today is Election Day and for the most part, voting has been smooth. Many areas are already seeing long lines with some officials saying they wouldn’t be surprised if voter turnout topped 80 percent. However, there have been some scattered issues where voters are encountering problems. Election judges in Clinton Township, Butler County confirmed there were issues with two of their eight automated voting machines. Most of the issues came when people tried to vote straight party ticket. However, other said they specifically wanted to vote for Republican Donald Trump only to see their vote switched...

Md. Plans Vote System Fixes After Criticisms By Brigid Schulte Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, September 25, 2003; Page B01 An independent review released yesterday found 328 security weaknesses, 26 of them critical, in the computerized voting system Maryland has just purchased, flaws that could leave elections open to tampering or allow software glitches to go undetected. State officials said they still intend to honor their $55.6 million contract with Diebold Elections Systems Inc. and are moving quickly to correct the problems before all counties begin using the machines in the March presidential primary. "Because of this report, Maryland voters...