Voting machine issues disrupted polling operations across Westchester County on Election Day, prompting officials to reassure voters that all ballots would remain secure and be counted.
The New York Board of Elections said machines at locations throughout Westchester County would not accept paper ballots when polls opened Tuesday because of a programming glitch.
Trump allies accused Democrats of election fraud after Westchester scanner problems, but officials blamed a programming error and assured voters.
Election officials in Westchester County said they were aware of issues with voting scanners and assured the public that every vote would be counted
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