Uncounted Ballots Found on Memory Card in Seminole County, Georgia, Prompting State Investigation
In Seminole County, Georgia, a memory card containing uncounted ballots was discovered, prompting an investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State's Office.
Terre Haute, IN, November 6, 2026 —
An incident involving uncounted ballots on a memory card has triggered an investigation in Seminole County, Georgia. The discovery was made recently, leading to involvement from the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office to ascertain the circumstances and implications of the find.
Details regarding the specific election or the exact date the memory card was found were not immediately available. The memory card reportedly contains ballots that had not been previously counted or accounted for in the official tally.
The Georgia Secretary of State’s Office has confirmed it is looking into the matter. The office’s role typically involves overseeing election integrity and investigating any potential irregularities within the state’s voting processes. It was not specified what steps the investigation would entail or what potential outcomes could arise from its findings.
Officials have stated that the investigation is ongoing. Information about the contractor or individual responsible for the memory card, or the process by which it was discovered, was not provided. The specific number of uncounted ballots on the memory card was also not disclosed.
The discovery raises questions about election procedures and the secure handling of voting data. Further details are expected as the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office continues its examination of the incident in Seminole County.
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