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Lawler assures Westchester County voters: ‘There’s no shenanigans going on here’ | CNN Politics

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November 03, 2026 • 12:00 PM
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Responding to voting machine problems in Westchester County, New York, Republican Rep. Mike Lawler assures voters that there are “no shenanigans” and that all emergency ballots will be counted.

Lawler assures Westchester County voters: ‘There’s no shenanigans going on here’ | CNN Politics

Responding to voting machine problems in Westchester County, New York, Republican Rep. Mike Lawler assures voters that there are "no shenanigans" and that all emergency ballots will be counted.

Responding to voting machine problems in Westchester County, New York, Republican Rep. Mike Lawler assures voters that there are "no shenanigans" and that all emergency ballots will be counted.

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