Republican Representative Mike Lawler has conceded the election for New York's 17th Congressional District to Democratic challenger Cait Conley.
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Republicans and Democrats have agreed to seek court approval for a supervised process to secure and count ballots left unscanned because of machine failures across Westchester County.
THE START TO THE WAIT
Members of the press are starting to setup to cover Democratic challenger Cait Conley’s event in Pleasantville as Conley and District 17 Republican incumbent Congressman Mike Lawler await updates on a day marked by massive voting problems in Westchester.
Members of the press are starting to setup to cover Democratic challenger Cait Conley’s event in Pleasantville as Conley and District 17 Republican incumbent Congressman Mike Lawler await updates on a day marked by massive voting problems in Westchester.
A barcode error on preprinted Election Day ballots caused the widespread voting machine problems across Westchester County on Tuesday, County Executive Ken Jenkins said at a press conference this afternoon.
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www.theexaminernews.com Barcode Error Reported as Problem Behind Westchester Voting Machine Error | The Examiner News Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins briefed reporters and the public on Tuesday afternoon about what caused today's voting problems. “The Board of Elections has said they want to reassure every voter that their vote matters and their ballot will be secure and their vote will be counted.”
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www.theexaminernews.com Countywide Voting Machine Failure Disrupts Election Day Across Westchester | The Examiner News Developing: Major voting problems across Westchester County on Election Day. County Executive Ken Jenkins delivers remarks. Governor, local officials weigh in.