Election's Office alarm tripped
Resident raises general election ballot concerns
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Last updated 11/21/2022 at 12:24pm
Dale Brown | The Journal
Auditor Heidi Hunt, left, inspects documents in the Adams County election's Office.
RITZVILLE – A tripped Adams County Election's Office alarm Friday afternoon, Nov. 11, had some residents concerned about ballot tampering.
The "commercial burglary alarm" at 3:08 p.m. on Veterans Day came just three days after the Nov. 8 general election.
The alarm at 106 W. Main St., caught the attention of some area residents who had a police scanner and later notified The Journal after hearing the broadcast exchange between Police Chief Dave McCormick and a dispatcher.
Resident Sean Bates also sent an email to the Auditor's Office, county commissioners and Prosecuting Attorney Randy F...
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