Voting Machines are DOWN All Throughout Apache County, Arizona— Voters Being Turned Away Without Being Able To Vote

Another swing state. Chaos by design.Democrats must slow down the process in order to augment the count.

UPDATE: 2024 Election

Voting Machines are DOWN all throughout Apache county, Arizona— Voters are being turned away without being able to cast their ballot.

The Navaho Nation President Buu Nygren says those who may be turned away should ask for a provisional ballot and to… https://t.co/OVY1NK6rjj pic.twitter.com/uhxbc6bLck

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Reports of voting issues on Navajo Nation in Apache County

By Chelsea Curtis, The Arizona Luminaria, November 5, 2024:

Problems are being reported at various voting locations on the Navajo Nation in Apache County.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren said in social media posts at about 9 a.m. Tuesday that some Apache County voters were “being turned away without casting a ballot in the federal and state elections.”

Emily Craiger is an attorney with The Burgess Law Group that represents Apache County with civil matters including elections. She said there was an issue with ballot-on-demand printers this morning and a fix had been deployed.

“I know there’s been reports of ‘voting machines being down.’ That’s inaccurate,” Craiger said. “Everyone votes on a paper ballot in Apache County. The only difference is they weren’t printed on the printer there, they had paper ballots there available as a backup, and then they also sent additional paper ballots while the printer issue was being resolved. And then those paper ballots, once completed, were put in a ballot box just like any other paper ballot would be. And those ultimately get transported back for tabulation at the central count location.”

Craiger said they worked to keep the lines down at voting locations with the issue.

“Voting continued through the whole process. Apache County had a backup plan in place and it worked,” Craiger said.

The director for Arizona Native Vote Election Protection Project also told Arizona Luminaria its volunteers at a number of polling locations were also relaying reports of issues, including delayed opening at some locations due to equipment issues, some ongoing issues related to printing ballots and long lines.

“I don’t know really what happened, if they didn’t print ballots in advance and they’re printing them now,” said Patty Ferguson-Bohnee of initial reports coming into the hotline. “There’s one location that’s printing them on, I think, a different weight paper so they’re going to be processing those later.”

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