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Democrat challenges accuracy of voting machine count in uncalled House race

By Daniel Chaitin
Published February 5, 2021 2:56pm ET
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Democrat challenges accuracy of voting machine count in uncalled House race
A Democratic candidate caught in the final uncalled House race in New York appears to be adopting a Trumpian strategy. The legal team for Democratic Rep. Anthony Brindisi, who trails former Rep. Claudia Tenney, a Republican, by 122 votes in the 22nd Congressional District, argued in a court filing on Monday that voting machines are […]

A Democratic candidate caught in the final uncalled House race in New York appears to be adopting a Trumpian strategy.

The legal team for Democratic Rep. Anthony Brindisi, who trails former Rep. Claudia Tenney, a Republican, by 122 votes in the 22nd Congressional District, argued in a court filing on Monday that voting machines are to blame for errors affecting hundreds of ballots.

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