Voting Machines In Texas Are Flipping Trump Votes To Harris

A printed ballot did not correctly reflect a voter’s choice for president on Monday, Oct. 21, the first day of early voting, according to Tarrant County. When Tarrant County voters cast their ballot, they make their selections on a screen and then a paper ballot is printed for review. That paper ballot is then cast. “In one reported instance, a voter reviewed their printed ballot and found it did not correctly reflect his choice for President. The original ballot was spoiled, and the voter re-marked a new ballot with his preferred choice reflected,” the county said in a news release on Tuesday. “Tarrant County Elections has no reason to believe that votes are being switched by the voting system,” the news release states.

A video of a man describing a difference between his electronic selection for president and the candidate selected on his printed ballot has been making the rounds on social media. It was shared by Tarrant County GOP Chair Bo French on Monday, Oct. 21. In it, the man says, “I voted for one president. Checked it on the video screen. When I got the paper ballot, it had the other candidate’s name on it.”