Houston woman makes a tearful video about nightmare voting experience
After posting the first tearful TikTok video, Johnson decided to try another location. But their machines were down too.
“We need to do better. I guess we do better by voting, right? I guess that’s the point,” Johnson said.
Fed up, she went back to Sunnyside and shared her final update.
“I’m going to go vote. Sunnyside Multi-Service Center machines are up.”
At last check, Johnson’s TikTok videos had more than half a million views … and counting.
“I’m never one to just, you know, do a whole bunch of rah, rah, rah,” Johnson told us. “But being connected to things that we serve for, is, is really near and dear to my heart.”
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