Voter Action, a non-profit, non-partisan voting integrity group, is urging Holder to seize the electronic voting equipment before critical data from that election is erased during usage in the Republican run-off.

Roger Belozier, a veteran and retired postal worker from Berkeley County, experienced problems with electronic voting machines when he went to vote early in the Martinsburg courthouse.
"I reviewed my vote to make sure it was a straight Democratic ticket. But it switched my vote to Republican candidates five different times. I was able to cancel out the Republican votes.
"But I am scratching my head. Why did the machine switch my votes five different times? I asked someone to come over and explain it to me," Belozier said on Wednesday.

Three of four candidates for Bluffton Town Council also said they have heard complaints about the island election office from residents voting absentee in person.
The three candidates who said voters have contacted them about absentee voting problems -- Jeff Fulgham,
Normand "Gus" Thomas and incumbent Fred Hamilton -- said Tuesday that voters had been reporting problems since last week.