Can electronic voting machines change your vote? Here’s what experts say | CNN Politics
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The videos that pop up on social media appear alarming: A voter seemingly touches one candidate’s name, only to see the machine highlight an opposing candidate instead.
Voting machines fill the floor of Atlanta's State Farm Arena in October 2020.
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The videos that pop up on social media appear alarming: A voter seemingly touches one candidate’s name, only to see the machine highlight an opposing candidate instead.
With early voting underway, there have been a scattering of reports across the country already about voting machines “flipping votes” to the wrong candidate. From Tennessee to Texas to Florida, videos and social media posts have raised concerns that the machines are attempting to invalidate their vote.
