Uncounted Votes Found in Labor Strongholds

0:00It's April 21st, welcome to Adelaide News Today, powered by AI. The Electoral Commission of South Australia just confirmed another batch of uncounted votes from the March State election, this time in the labor. Strongholds of Infield and Newland. Acting Commissioner Liam McClay says these ballots turned up today but wouldn't change any election outcomes. She's apologized for the commission's failures, admitting they failed short of community expectations and caused real confusion for voters, candidates, and even staff. This follows last week's discovery of overlooked votes in the super-close Naringa seat, where one nation's Chantelle Thomas edged out the liberal, candidate by just 58 votes after a recount. McClay has kicked off a full internal probe, with all resources needed to dig deep, fix the flaws, and rebuild trust in South Australia's voting process.