Voting machine problems in Westchester, New York tied to ballot printer issue

A countywide voting machine issue has disrupted Election Day operations in Westchester, New York, according to the Westchester County Board of Elections, which says every ballot cast will still be counted.

State election officials said the ballots would remain under bipartisan control and would be counted.

Conspiracy theories are beginning to fly in Westchester over broken-down ballot-counting machines at area polling places. A man who said he used to run elections as a former city clerk cast doubt on whether the Election Day snafu is simply due to a "glitch," as Gov.

On Tuesday's 'National Report', Rep. Mike Lawler weighs in on Westchester County’s ballot scanners not accepting paper ballots, the agreement to count them at a centralized location and his congressional race.