Fix Vote Counting Bug and Defeat Michigan Republican Congressman to Win Back Seats | US Elections | Counting fraud | Trump

[La Gran Época 7 de noviembre de 2020](Epoch Times reporter Chen Ting compiled a report) In Oakland County, Michigan, due to a vote counting error, victory was once handed over to the Democratic candidate. Fortunately, a Republican party was wrong. Elections officials discovered that the Oakland County election official returned the victory to current Republican county councilor Adam Kochenderfer (Adam Kochenderfer).

When vote-counting fraud in the U.S. presidential election occurred in many states and the Trump camp was seeking legal rulings, the Oakland County case made people worry about whether there were more similar incidents around. the country, but they were not corrected in time.

The incident occurred in Oakland County Senate District 15, which is Rochester and Rochester Hills, north of Detroit. According to preliminary statistics, Democrat Melanie Hartman (Melanie Hartman) led by 104 votes, getting 50.08% of the vote.

This came as a surprise to current county councilor Adam Kochendev, who thought he had lost the election in a region long considered a stronghold of the Republican Party.

“I thought it was the result,” Adam Kochendev said. “I accept the result. I said that I would not request a recount.”

However, a day later, the Oakland County elections official called him and told him that the election results had been reversed.

“Obviously, there was a technical problem in Rochester Hills. So I actually won by more than 1,100 votes,” Adam Koczyndev told the Detroit Free Press with a smile.

After reviewing the voting results, current County Councilor Adam Kochendev gained a 1,127 vote lead, winning with a voting rate of 51.67% to 48.23%.

Adam Kochendev said this latest result encouraged him, but also made him worry about how to prevent future election mistakes.

Adam Kochendev said: “I am very grateful to the officials who discovered the errors, but we must ensure that we can detect these errors or prevent them from happening altogether.” He also called for redress of electoral results not only for individual political parties.

Oakland County Elections Official Joe Rozell said the error was caused by a computer problem in the Rochester Hills office. He said that when the City of Rochester Hills was broadcasting the absentee ballot, it was broadcast along with the ballot at the location, and as a result, some ballots were counted twice.

According to the “Detroit Free Press,” the voter who discovered the wrong count was Tina Barton, a Republican. #

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