Will voting machine glitches in KY and PA add to skepticism about election integrity?


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Opinions about election integrity differ greatly between Republicans and Democrats. According to an Associated Press-NORC Center poll, only 22% of Republicans trust that their votes will be tallied correctly in the 2024 election, compared to 71% of Democrats.

The AP reports that Republican voters’ skepticism is connected to the controversy surrounding the 2020 election, rooted in claims that it was stolen.

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Two recent elections will likely add to that skepticism. During the week of Nov. 5, voters in both Kentucky and Pennsylvania encountered voting machine glitches that, in some cases, reversed their votes to the opposing candidate.

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Although no evidence of malicious intent behind the glitches has been cited, the fact they happened in these two races is not benefitting national efforts to convince voters that their votes will be counted accurately in 2024.

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Zachary Hill (Video Editor) contributed to this report.
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