Uncounted Ballots Found on Memory Card in Seminole County, Investigation Launched
In Seminole County, Georgia, election officials discovered a memory card containing uncounted ballots, leading the Georgia Secretary of State's Office to launch an investigation into how the ballots were overlooked. This discovery has the potential to affect the outcome of…
Portland, OR, November 6, 2026 — In Seminole County, Georgia, election officials have discovered a memory card containing uncounted ballots. The discovery has prompted the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office to initiate an investigation into the circumstances surrounding how these ballots were initially overlooked.
The presence of the memory card with uncounted votes was identified by election officials in Seminole County. Details regarding the specific number of ballots on the card or the precise date of the discovery were not immediately available.
As a result of this finding, the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office has begun a formal inquiry. The investigation aims to determine the process by which the ballots were not counted during the initial tally. The outcome of this investigation could potentially influence the results of the State House District 154 race, which is described as close.
Information regarding the contractor or individuals responsible for managing the election equipment, or specific procedures that may have failed, was not provided in the summary. The potential impact on the election results remains contingent on the number of uncounted ballots and their significance in the context of the district’s close race.
Further details about the investigation’s timeline, findings, or any disciplinary actions that may result are expected to be released as the inquiry progresses. The Secretary of State’s office is responsible for overseeing election integrity across the state.
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