Ballot scanners fail as Westchester County deploys emergency paper protocols on under federal, bipartisan watch
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Johan Sheridan (via News10 - NYC)
Ballot scanners malfunctioned in Westchester County on Tuesday, leading poll workers to use backup procedures and bipartisan teams to ensure every vote was counted securely.
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