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I voted at the same location as Stella and had no issues. The machine worked properly and my ballot printed correctly. I double checked everything before I hit submit to print the paper ballot. I would suggest everyone do the same.

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Can you explain the process there? Im in FL and ballots are printed for us. Then we fill in the bubbles and put it in the machine for tabulation. It only tells us it was filled out validly not who I selected. I’m just curious how she could go back three times and like you said it printed correctly

Here, it's a digital machine with a screen. You get a blank long piece of paper(your ballot) after someone has verified your identify and eligibility to vote. Then you go over to one of these machines put the blank ballot in the machine. Next you touch the screen to make your selection......

.....There was 4 pages, so once you make your selection on that screen you touch next at the bottom. Once you've made all your selections it shows you a summary of your selections. You can then click print or back if you want to change anything. It's fully changeable until you hit print.

After you touch print, it prints your selection on that blank sheet you put in earlier and spits it back out to you. This would be the bubble in portion that you do....

I took a picture of my on screen and printed ballot to ensure it was correct. Something I did find odd, however, was when I inserted to printed ballot into the collection machine it didn’t give me a receipt type paper like in the primaries./

/Also there was some “issue” with my husband’s registration (which we have both been checking weekly for month so we know registration is up to date) so one of the poll workers entered something into the voting machine itself to bring him up a ballot. When we left and were discussing our votes/

/, he mentioned that he voted for someone for the city counsel, which I did not have the opportunity for on my ballot, however we are not within city limits and our ballots typically only have county, state, and federal options.