With the November midterms just around the corner, some South Carolina voters are raising concerns about problems with voting machines. Several residents say the touchscreens registered the wrong choices when they tried to cast their ballots, leaving them worried about whether their votes would count. The reports have sparked frustration online, with voters urging others to double-check their ballots before submitting them.
As reported by the Associated Press, similar touchscreen problems have been reported in South Carolina, with some voters saying the machines selected a different candidate from the one they intended. However, state election officials say they have not seen an unusual rise in complaints and that such issues can sometimes be caused by touchscreen sensitivity or accidental touches. Voters are being urged to carefully check their choices before casting their ballots…