Kentucky Counties Overcome Voting Machine Issues, Achieve Impressive Turnout

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Voters in multiple Kentucky counties, including Madison County, have reported issues with ballot-marking machines during the recent election. Some voters who selected straight party Democrat were told by the machines that they had chosen straight party Republican. The problem appears to be related to touch screens and a recent software update. County Clerk Kenny Barger assured that the issue did not impact the election results, but acknowledged that the election process was not conducted as it should have been. The machines have been taken out of service, and efforts are underway to determine the exact cause of the problem.
- Multiple Kentucky counties face ballot-marking machine issues, clerk confident in results LEX 18 News - Lexington, KY
- Madison County clerk addresses issue at voting machines WKYT
- Officials impressed with voter turnout WTOV Steubenville
- Voting still allowed at 17 Louisville locations despite malfunctioning E-poll books WLKY Louisville
- More Than 40 Percent Voter Turnout Predicted By Secretary Of State wkdzradio.com
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