Voting issues reported at Scarsdale polling sites
The Board of Elections confirmed that bags containing ballots were mistakenly delivered to the wrong locations.
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Jun 25, 2024, 4:44 PM
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Updated 3 days ago
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yesterdayScarsdale voters experienced delays and confusion at two polling sites on Tuesday, according to reports.
The Board of Elections confirmed that bags containing ballots were mistakenly delivered to the wrong locations.
Voters at both Fox Meadow and Edgewood schools were initially turned away due to the mix-up. However, a government source told News 12 that the Edgewood school issue had been addressed and did not significantly impact voting.
Fox Meadow voters who were affected were subsequently contacted and asked to return to the polling site. News 12 spoke with one voter who received a call.
