Vote Counting Errors Reported Across Multiple States

In Battle Creek, Michigan, a programming error in absentee ballot tabulators resulted in 'a few thousand votes' being initially uncounted, potentially affecting the outcome of the 44th House District race where Rep. Jim Haadsma was declared defeated based on unofficial results. Meanwhile, over 5 million voters participated in Georgia's election, shifting the state back to Republican with Donald Trump receiving 50.7% of the votes. In Arizona, Pima County continues to count ballots with approximately 137,000 still left to review due to state laws requiring verification of early ballots dropped off on Election Day. In British Columbia, the chief electoral officer attributed uncounted votes to human error, including a missed ballot box in Prince George-McKenzie; however, these mistakes did not change any election outcomes.