<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1LNUuU_1Gri33uD00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1LNUuU_1Gri33uD00" width="1038" height="870" ></figure>On Saturday, November 7th, Seminole County Elections Supervisor Ron Foskey made the following announcement to clarify the incorrect information concerning the Seminole County Election currently being reported by various media outlets and social media platforms.“There was NO memory card “discovered,” “missing,” or “found”.All precinct card chain of custody protocols were followed, and all memory cards were accounted for by the Seminole County Board of Elections on election night.The Election Management System (EMS) computer did not complete its program for the last precinct’s memory card. Therefore, the Election Summary Report marked “Unofficial and Incomplete” was just that (unofficial and incomplete).The ballots counted, the ballot scanner tape, and the data within the memory cards agreed that a total of 2911 ballots were cast.”When Seminole County Election officials met to certify the vote on Friday, the Secretary of State’s office had already alerted them to the possible issue. The EMS’s program did indeed show that the last step to validate and publish the results were not completed. This step was accomplished and the program run was successfully completed.The EMS report marked “Final and Complete” matched the ballot totals and scanner tape totals. The result was an increase of 388 ballots reported from the “Unofficial and Incomplete” report sent on election night.Editor’s Note: The 388 uncounted votes changes the outcome of the State House District 154 Election. On Wednesday, Incumbent State House Rep. Gerald Greene, a Republican, had been declared the loser in his 154th District House race to Democrat Harry James. The discovery of the votes during a routine post-election check gave Greene a 262-vote lead.</div></body>

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On Saturday, November 7th, Seminole County Elections Supervisor Ron Foskey made the following announcement to clarify the incorrect information concerning the Seminole County Election currently being reported by various media outlets and social media platforms. “There was NO memory card “discovered,” “missing,” or “found”.

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On Saturday, November 7th, Seminole County Elections Supervisor Ron Foskey made the following announcement to clarify the incorrect information concerning 

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