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2026-11-03 19:47
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Key NY House race thrown into chaos over bizarre issue with voting ballot ‘thickness’
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First reported by Townhall (Right); 3 outlets over 4h.
Townhall · +1h Axios · +4h New York Post
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- AxiosCenter
Voting machines across New York's Westchester County are rejecting paper ballots on Election Day, raising concerns about potential delays in one of the nation's most competitive House races. Why it matters: Results could be delayed for one of the country's most prominent House races, between Rep.
Read at axios.com → - New York PostLean right
A highly contentious New York State race under watch by the entire nation has been plunged into chaos over voting ballot "thickness" -- an issue that could mean the winner won't be known for days.
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