In Kentucky, voters reported issues with touch-screen voting machines that mistakenly selected Vice President Kamala Harris instead of former President Donald Trump, prompting an investigation by the Attorney General's office. The malfunctioning machine in Laurel County was confirmed by local officials, who insisted that it was an isolated incident and not indicative of election interference, despite skepticism voiced by figures like Elon Musk regarding machine reliability. Meanwhile, in Michigan, a break-in at a post box resulted in two missing ballots, leading local officials to encourage voters to verify their ballot status. In Oregon, mechanical problems with a ballot-sorting machine have delayed vote counting, particularly in Clackamas County, which is critical in a tight congressional race. Election officials are currently resorting to hand scanners to process ballots as they troubleshoot the sorter. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about election security and the integrity of the voting process in various states.