AP
People wait in line to vote on Election Day morning, in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008.
A D.C. council member who heads a special investigative committee is demanding answers about missing and incomplete voting results.
Ward 3 Council Member Mary Cheh's staff uncovered several missing or incomplete voting results from several precincts in last week's election, she said.
Cheh is demanding an explanation from Sequoia Voting Systems -- the private firm that supplies voting machines and software to the city.
The D.C. elections in September and February also were marred by errors.
A public hearing on the latest election flaws was scheduled for Friday.