Social media is loaded with allegations of rigged vote machines

NY Times:

Voters Fear Their Ballot Won’t Count, Poll Shows


A survey shows that, despite scant evidence of widespread voter fraud, Americans are deeply ambivalent about the electoral process.
Facebook this morning was full of posts by people who indicated their attempt to vote for GOP candidates was turned into a vote for Democrats.  Some of the first reports came from Illinois which is not particularly surprising but there were also reports in Texas where electronic machines were used.   The Texas complaints said it happened when they tried to vote a straight GOP ticket.

In elections in the county where I live, paper ballots are used that are then run through a computer. At least with this system there can be a verification of the actual vote.

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