What This Story Is About
- Some Tennessee voters say they touched one candidate’s name on a voting machine but saw a different name selected. State election officials say unintended touches can cause that to happen.
Why It Matters
- Other voters in Spring Hill and Nolensville reported similar experiences this week.
- Coffee stirrers or styluses are available by request. Election officials say if a selection does not look right, voters should ask a poll worker for help before submitting their ballot.
Catch Up
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Some Tennessee voters say they touched one candidate’s name on a voting machine but saw a different name selected. State election officials say unintended touches can cause that to happen.
Bill Martin and his wife voted early at the Franklin Recreation Complex on Monday. Martin said casting his ballot took several attempts…