https://www.cnet.com/news/software-bugs-could-compromise-midterm-votes-in-texas/

"As a reminder, voters should always carefully check their review screen before casting their ballots," Ingram said.

The complaints show that even though much of the public debate about voting machines has focused on whether they could be hacked, crummy software has the potential to undermine US elections as well. It's a problem for two reasons. First, it's nearly impossible to quickly patch bugs in voting machines when they appear this close to an election, experts said. And second, sometimes elections officials don't fix issues that they've known about for years. In the case of the machines used in Texas, voters have complained about the machines "flipping" their votes since 2008.