In a move that has raised serious concerns over the integrity of the upcoming election, WNEP-TV, a local ABC affiliate in Pennsylvania, aired what it called “test” election results during a live broadcast. The “test” results, accidentally displayed during a Formula 1 race, showed Vice President Kamala Harris leading former President Donald Trump by a slim 52% to 47% margin—stirring distrust among viewers in Scranton and beyond.
As the Formula 1 race unfolded, viewers saw the unexpected election result graphic flash on their screens. Given the high stakes of the November 5 election and Pennsylvania’s role as a crucial swing state, this “mistake” couldn’t have come at a more delicate time. With just days remaining until Election Day, Republican early voter turnout has surged, narrowing the Democrats’ early-vote advantage, which has led many GOP voters to question the implications of WNEP’s error.
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This incident follows a trend of similar occurrences across the U.S., where “test” results accidentally aired showing Democrats in the lead, often well before polls have closed. WNEP-TV quickly issued a public statement acknowledging the error, explaining that the numbers were not real and had been randomly generated to “help news organizations make sure their equipment is working properly.” WNEP added, “The numbers were not reflective of any actual vote count. WNEP regrets the error and apologizes for any confusion.”
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