'Glitchy' machines in #SouthCarolina's Richland County randomly switch votes – reports https://t.co/3Q9VdrvUyK #Midterm2018 pic.twitter.com/148zitOcc6

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(Sputnik) – Voters in the state of South Carolina’s Richland County are being urged to review their final selections on glitchy touch-screen machines before submitting final ballots amid reports of votes being changed, a local television station reported on Tuesday. Voters said the final voting submission page failed to reflect their intended vote, saying their vote was "flipped" to a different candidate, News 19 television reported. People vote at the Brooklyn Museum polling station in the Brooklyn borough of New York City on November 8, 2016 © AFP 2018 / ANGELA WEISS Texans Report Voting Machines Flipping their Votes for Opposite Party Richland County Elections Director Rokey Suleman said the problems were caused by a calibration issue with the county's aging voting machines, according to the report.