Computer glitches, no write-in votes. What's going on with Kentucky's election results? – Oil City Derrick
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Updated: November 10, 2022 @ 6:00 am
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Computer glitches in reporting, including the votes cast for write-in candidates, apparently are delaying completed Kentucky vote tallies.
Almost no votes cast for write-in candidates, including in the Sixth Congressional District where Democrat Randy Cravens challenged both Republican incumbent Andy Barr and official party nominee Geoff Young, were appearing in vote totals or percentages of votes cast.
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President Gavin Newsom?
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