Uncounted Ballots Found on Memory Card in Seminole County, Investigation Underway
In Seminole County, Georgia, a memory card containing uncounted ballots was discovered following an election, prompting an investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State's Office due to a discrepancy between recorded voter check-ins and reported ballots cast.
Birmingham, AL, November 6, 2026 — A memory card containing uncounted ballots has been discovered in Seminole County, Georgia, triggering an investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office.
The discovery occurred after an election, according to information provided. The memory card is reported to contain ballots that were not previously counted. Officials are looking into the circumstances surrounding the memory card’s existence and the ballots it holds.
The investigation was prompted by a discrepancy noted between the number of voters who checked in at polling stations and the total number of ballots that were reported as cast during the election. The Georgia Secretary of State’s Office has taken charge of the inquiry into this matter.
Specific details regarding the election date, the exact number of uncounted ballots on the memory card, or the precise nature of the discrepancy between voter check-ins and reported ballots cast were not immediately available. The identity of the individual or entity who discovered the memory card was also not provided.
The scope of the investigation by the Secretary of State’s Office includes understanding how the memory card came to contain uncounted ballots and why it was not processed with other election materials. Further details are expected to be released as the investigation progresses. The name of the election vendor or any specific voting machines used in Seminole County was not disclosed.
No information was provided regarding any potential violations, fines, or corrective actions that may be taken as a result of the investigation. The process and timeline for resolving the discrepancy and accounting for the uncounted ballots are also currently undetermined.
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