No one, nowhere, should be disenfranchised on the day of an election because of a computer "glitch", or because of reported weeks of council disorganisation.
No one, nowhere, should be disenfranchised on the day of an election because of a computer "glitch", or because of reported weeks of council disorganization.
At 8 47 A.M. on Election Day, the North Carolina State Board of Elections tweeted that, because of a computer glitch, they were advising polling places in Durham County, a Democratic stronghold, to revert to paper lists of registered voters.
Massive years-long tax evasion and money laundering doesn't happen because of a computer glitch.
When a complicated version of a computer glitch forced all the news organizations to toss out important information on surveys of voters leaving the polls, television reporters acted as if they had been tossed into the Dark Ages.
Correction: Because of a computer glitch, some of the figures in the table in my May 18 column were incorrect.
[New York Times] More than 4,500 cabdrivers have more than six violation points on their licenses, but were not discovered due to a computer glitch.
After the story came out, Delta said it was due to a computer glitch that lasted about 19 days.
On the eve of Election Day, officials notified 80,000 people by email that the Motor Vehicle Administration failed to transmit their updated voter information to the State Board of Elections because of a coding error that led to a computer glitch.
