Michigan officials revealed that split-ticket voters using Dominion ICX Voter Assist Terminals may face 'programming issues' on election day.

Michigan Secretary of State Reveals a ‘Nationwide Issue’ Is Affecting Certain Dominion Voting Machines

Oct 31

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson revealed that split-ticket voters using Dominion ICX Voter Assist Terminals may face ‘programming issues’ on election day. Benson acknowledged a nationwide issue with Dominion terminals affecting certain voter selections, causing frustration among officials.

Voters using the VAT must either vote straight-ticket or manually split their ballot due to machine processing issues.

The department said if a voter selects the “straight party” option but casts ballots for candidates of different parties an error message will appear.

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