17K Ballots Rejected At Polls Due To Maricopa County Failure Will Be Counted
Due to mismanagement by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and their Elections Department, approximately 17,000 ballots were unable to be counted on Election Day. They are being processed today instead and are expected to provide another boost for the Republican Party’s statewide candidates.
Normally, Election Day ballots are counted as they are cast, and reported in the hours shortly after the polls close, however these 17,000 ballots were not counted due to the fact that the tabulators at polling sites could not read them. Voters with the problematic ballots were forced to place them in a separate box on the tabulators on the promise that they would eventually be counted.
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