NY County Voter Registration Cards Incorrectly Label All Voters as Democrats Due to ‘Human Error’

Human Error Causes Nassau County Voters to be Misidentified as Democrats

Last Tuesday, Nassau County voters received human error“.”>voter information cards in the mail that tell them where to vote in the state’s upcoming primaries, and which primary they can vote in based on their enrollment. But the cards in this Republican-leaning county marked everyone as a Democrat, putting about 500,000 voters in the wrong party, according to WNBC-TV.

The printing company, Phoenix Graphics of Rochester, issued an apology for the human error. “Phoenix Graphics Inc. made a human error on Voter Information Cards for Nassau County. The voter’s party affiliation may have been incorrect on the first mailing however polling site information is correct. We take responsibility for that. As soon as it was discovered we moved immediately to remedy the situation,” the statement said.

Despite the printing company’s apology and efforts to remedy the situation, the mistake has caused confusion and upset among voters in Nassau County. The incident has also raised questions about the competency of government officials and the printing company. However, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has denied any intentional wrongdoing by the Democratic Party.

Key Points:

• The voter information cards for Nassau County marked everyone as a Democrat, putting about 500,000 voters in the wrong party.
• The printing company, Phoenix Graphics of Rochester, issued an apology for the human error.
• The mistake caused confusion and upset among voters, with some questioning the competency of government officials.
• Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman denied any intentional wrongdoing by the Democratic Party.