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Unuploaded votes put Gerald Greene ahead in Georgia House contest

11Alive reports that a voter-count discrepancy led officials to a missing memory card, with an investigation into the oversight underway.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 36,683 views a day, 18 times a normal first day on this channel (1,996).

Missing memory card flips a Georgia House race

More people had checked in to vote in Seminole County than appeared in its reported ballot tally. That discrepancy led officials to a memory card whose election results had never been uploaded, according to 11Alive.

The votes changed the lead in Georgia's State House District 154. Republican incumbent Gerald Greene had been trailing by fewer than a hundred votes; after the additional results were included, he led by 262.

11Alive's brief report traces the discovery from the secretary of state's office noticing the mismatch to county officials finding the card. Its map places Seminole County in Georgia's southwestern corner, beside Florida and Alabama.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has launched an investigation into the oversight, which he called unacceptable. The report says the county is set to certify its results. It describes an unuploaded card, not a finding of fraud.

The change narrows Democrats' majority in the Georgia House without removing it, according to the broadcast. That makes the discovery consequential beyond the district itself.

The segment also drew an unusually fast audience for 11Alive: roughly 28,000 views before its first full day, well beyond the station's usual start for Shorts.