Uncounted Ballots Found on Memory Card in Seminole County, Georgia; Investigation Underway
In Seminole County, Georgia, a memory card containing uncounted ballots was discovered, leading the Georgia Secretary of State's office to launch an investigation into the circumstances and its potential impact on a local election.
Lima, OH, November 6, 2026 — In Seminole County, Georgia, a significant development has emerged regarding a local election with the discovery of a memory card containing uncounted ballots. This find has prompted the Georgia Secretary of State’s office to initiate a formal investigation into the matter.
The memory card, reportedly holding ballots that had not been previously counted, was found within Seminole County. The exact date of the discovery and the specific local election affected were not immediately detailed.
Following the discovery, the Georgia Secretary of State’s office confirmed that an investigation has been launched. The probe aims to determine the circumstances surrounding how the memory card came to contain uncounted ballots and to assess any potential impact this situation may have had on the election results.
Officials are reportedly working to understand the chain of custody for the memory card and the reasons why the ballots it contained were not processed through the standard counting procedures. The investigation will seek to clarify the scope of the uncounted votes and their potential influence on the final outcome of the local election.
Further details regarding the investigation’s timeline, specific findings, and any actions that may result from the probe are expected to be released by the Georgia Secretary of State’s office as they become available. The discovery underscores the importance of election integrity and the thoroughness of election administration processes.
Story summarized from the original created by WCTV Staff, Atlanta First News staff, Gray News staff on www.hometownstations.com, see more information here.
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