Do official documents show that there were more votes in certain races in Wyandot County, Ohio, than ballots cast? Yes, that's true: "Those numbers do not math," the Director of Wyandot County Board of Elections, Darcy Zimmerman, told Lead Stories, confirming there is a discrepancy in the unofficial results published by the county. She said they are working with the Secretary of State's office to "figure out what is going on."
The claim appeared in a post (archived here) by the @natebige_ account on X on Nov. 8, 2026. It read:
🚨🚨 OHIO ELECTION ALERT: THE MATH IS NOT MATHING! 🚨🚨
WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON IN WYANDOT COUNTY, OHIO?! 🤯🗳️
This is what the post looked like on X at the time of publication:
(Image source: post by @natebige_ on X.)
The post continued with:
According to the county's OFFICIAL November 3, 2026, unofficial election report, these numbers DON'T ADD UP!
📊 OFFICIAL COUNTY NUMBERS:
🗳️ Registered Voters: 14,414
🗳️ Total Ballots Cast: 8,739
🗳️ Election Day: 4,873
🗳️ Absentee: 844
🗳️ Early Voting: 3,022
📈 Turnout: 60.63%🚨 GOVERNOR'S RACE:
🔴 Candidate Votes: 9,855
🔴 Overvotes: 6
🔴 Undervotes: 128❗ TOTAL: 9,989 -- 1,250 MORE than reported ballots cast!
🚨 U.S. SENATE RACE:
🔴 Candidate Votes: 9,988
🔴 Overvotes: 2
🔴 Undervotes: 145❗ TOTAL: 10,135 -- 1,396 MORE than reported ballots cast!
🤯 BUT WAIT!
The county reports 4,873 Election Day ballots, yet the governor's race shows 6,063 Election Day votes!
🚨 THAT'S 1,190 MORE VOTES THAN BALLOTS!
📊 THREE OTHER STATEWIDE RACES:
▪️ Treasurer: 9,105
▪️ Supreme Court (Hawkins/Zayas): 9,105
▪️ Supreme Court (Brunner/O'Donnell): 9,105ALL THREE exceed reported ballots by 366!
🚨 HERE'S THE KICKER!
Election officials signed the unofficial certification paperwork attesting that the results were valid and accurate!
These numbers come DIRECTLY from Ohio's official election website!
I'm not saying this alone proves fraud, but HOW DO THESE NUMBERS MAKE SENSE?!
🇺🇸 AMERICANS DESERVE ANSWERS!
👇 WHAT DO YOU THINK IS GOING ON?!
Lead Stories contacted Zimmerman by phone on Nov. 9, 2026, and asked about the numbers discrepancy. She said:
You are right, those numbers do not math. We are aware of this. We are working with the Secretary of State's office to figure out what is going on.
Zimmerman agreed that the unofficial canvass showed inconsistencies in the numbers of ballots cast and votes for certain candidates, She added:
You are 100% correct. That is why these are unofficial totals.
The post linked to the source (archived here) for the numbers from the Wyandot County November 3, 2026, General Election Unofficial Certification of Results. This is a screenshot of page 2 of the documents, showing the total ballots cast as 8,739 as of time of publication:
(Image source: Wyandot County Board of Elections.)
This is a screenshot of page 6 of the documents, showing the 9,855 votes cast for Governor:
(Image source: Wyandot County Board of Elections.)
This is a screenshot of page 7 of the documents, showing the 9,988 votes cast for U.S. Senate:
(Image source: Wyandot County Board of Elections.)