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Ironing Out the Voting Wrinkles

October 21st, 2008 by flanews

Record turnout on the first day of early voting went down mostly without a hitch, mostly. In Leon County two vote counting machines were replaced after poll workers discovered the machines weren’t reading some ballots. The ballots were locked away and tabulated on new machines after the polls closed. Secretary of State Kurt Browning says the problems were minor and handled by county supervisors.

“There’s no machine and no voting systems issues, If anything it was the check in equipment that they were using were having some communications issues, online issues. We got no reporters yesterday of voting systems issues, which was a good thing,” said Browning.

Secretary Browning says Florida is ready for a possible record turn out on November 4th.

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