Funny how these glitches seem to only go one way. H less there are other reports I have missed.
What is infururiating to me is if Republicans really back their rhetoric enusring every vote is legitimate, then they'd also ensure the software on every fucking voting machine adheres to the same testing standards statewide, minimizing if not eliminating situations where people knowingly (or unknowingly) cast their vote for someone else.
Since 2004 it's safe to say glitchy voting software, be it from bugs discovered in the wild or even apparent intentional tampering, pose a much greater threat to the legitimacy of one's vote than all the horseshit the GOP spews about voter fraud.
Simply put, over the past 10 years the greatest amount of fraud likely hasn't come from any person claiming to be someone else, but gltichy software/configurations that recorded someone's vote incorrectly or threw it away. In 2012 one of my relatives went to vote with her husband and the machine crashed on them. They said there was nothing they could do and were left with no choice but to leave with their votes essentially tossed out, because no one knew how to actually see if their votes were counted or not.