VA Election: Fairfax County Misses 8PM Deadline to Count Early Votes, McAullife Campaign Says Officials 'Re-Scanning' Ballots

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Nov. 02, 2021

Virginia officials sought to tamp down on voter fraud claims before the election by insisting they would count mail-in early and absentee votes before in-person votes.

Fairfax County, Virginia's most populous county and a Democratic stronghold, threw that all out the window on Tuesday night by missing their 8PM deadline.

Some news from Virginia: Fairfax County is delayed in counting and reporting its early vote totals, which the county had promised to make public by 8pm. Unclear how late they will be. https://t.co/mGbLURAkrK
— Reid J. Epstein (@reidepstein) November 2, 2021

Meanwhile, the *Terry McAuliffe campaign* announced officials in Fairfax County are "re-scanning" the ballots.

NEW INFO: @TerryMcAuliffe’s campaign says a portion of the early votes in Fairfax County need to be rescanned and there is no set timeline for that yet. His staff says that could delay the results.
— Jackie DeFusco (@Jackie8News) November 2, 2021

They're "trying to figure out how many votes they need," Tucker Carlson said Tuesday night after announcing the shady news. "Just kidding!"

Tucker Carlson announces that the Virginia election results out of Fairfax County will be delayed pic.twitter.com/nhFSGs4rWv
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) November 3, 2021

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