If Massachusetts, one of the primary nexuses of the high-tech economy in the US, still uses and has zero problems with paper ballots, you should ask yourself what the fucking point of these electronic voting machines is.
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The point is to make sure you can't have an honest audit.
A paper ballot and an optical scanner is a better solution.
Besides it's Tennessee, they make Alabama look well run and sane. And I lived in Alabama and spent a lot of time in Tennessee.

Good old left-leaning ABC lol. What is this dogshit "news" site?
Sounds like the touch screens may be too sensitive. I've got a device that registers input with my fingers nearly a quarter inch from the screen. Hardware or calibration defect likely.
But, of course they're gonna blame the users rather than take responsibility for fixing the issue. Wonder what hardware they're using, and if any other state is using it without problems?