Blog St. Lucie elections supervisor admits errors Share This Post National News / Politics St. Lucie elections supervisor admits errors By redkudzu_admin on November 14th 2012 No Comments / 90 views By Laurie K. Blandford ST. LUCIE COUNTY — Elections Supervisor Gertrude Walker Tuesday admitted mistakes were made election night when uploading results from the last three days of early voting, blaming human and machine errors. “I’m not perfect, neither is my staff,” Walker said during a Tuesday evening press conference. Out of 94 precincts, the first 40 — most of them in Fort Pierce — weren’t counted at all and the last 54 — mostly in Port St. Lucie and the county — were counted twice, which explains why city votes increased and county votes decreased after the Nov. 11 retabulation of the votes from Nov. 1-3. There were 3,635 counted twice and 1,953 not scanned at all. The Nov. 11 retabulation corrected the error, Walker said. “I’m confident that every vote has been counted accurately,” Walker said. Read more… Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. Login with: Continue with Facebook Continue with Google Continue with Twitter voting Share This Post redkudzu_admin The goal of this site is to give information. Whether from national sites or locally in Georgia. Related Articles Four Stolen Elections: The Vulnerabilities of Absentee and Mail-In Ballots July 19th 2020 Eric Holder’s Protection of Voter Fraud February 15th 2012 Supreme Court decision halts Georgia voting rights lawsuit June 21st 2018