Pressure for reform at NYC Board of Elections increases after vote tally blunder
NEW YORK - New York City's Board of Elections has come under increasing scrutiny after the independent organization mistakenly counted more than 100,000 test ballots and included those numbers in the primary night and early voting totals.
"They're doing a horrible job," said Councilman Ben Kallos. "They have one job, and it's to count votes."
While the Board has apologized for the mistake, calling it human error, it's not enough for many, who are demanding reforms
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