YORK COUNTY, S.C. — Midterm elections are next week, and South Carolina voters are raising questions about aging voting machines.
There's an active lawsuit right now that aims to force South Carolina officials to replace their electronic voting machines over concerns that they can be hacked.
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Watch the video above to hear what York County election officials told our South Carolina bureau reporter Greg Suskin they're doing to make sure your votes count.
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