A video showing a voting machine in Laurel County, Kentucky, malfunctioning and switching a voter's selection from Donald Trump to Kamala Harris has been confirmed authentic by county clerk Tony Brown. Initially questioned online, Brown later verified that the glitch could be replicated under specific conditions. The machine was temporarily removed from service for inspection by the Kentucky Attorney General's office, which has advised changes to the voting equipment. In Maryland, similar reports emerged of voting machines altering selections for Kamala Harris, raising concerns among voters. State officials emphasized the importance of reviewing ballots before submission, stating that machines are tested for safety. These incidents highlight ongoing issues with electronic voting technology and voter confidence in election integrity.