Uncounted Ballots Found on Memory Card in Seminole County, Georgia; Investigation Launched
A memory card containing uncounted ballots was discovered in Seminole County, Georgia, leading the Georgia Secretary of State's office to launch an investigation into how the ballots were overlooked.
Phoenix, AZ, November 6, 2026 — A discovery of a memory card holding uncounted ballots in Seminole County, Georgia, has prompted an investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State’s office. The presence of the card with potentially uncounted votes has raised questions regarding election procedures and oversight.
The memory card was found in Seminole County, an area in the southern part of Georgia. Details regarding the specific election the ballots were intended for, the number of ballots on the card, or the exact nature of the oversight leading to its discovery were not immediately available. The Georgia Secretary of State’s office has confirmed that it has initiated an inquiry into the matter. The purpose of this investigation is to determine how the ballots were not processed during the standard counting procedures and to identify any systemic issues that may have contributed to this oversight.
Officials have stated that the investigation will aim to provide clarity on the circumstances surrounding the uncounted ballots. The contractor responsible for handling the ballots, if any specific contractor was involved, was not identified in the initial information provided. Similarly, any specific dates related to the discovery or the original election have not been disclosed. The outcome of the investigation is expected to shed light on potential procedural gaps or errors and inform any necessary corrective actions to ensure the integrity of future election processes in the county and the state.
Story summarized from the original created by WCTV Staff, Atlanta First News staff, Gray News staff on www.azfamily.com, see more information here.
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