A number of voters and a watchdog group have raised concerns about the integrity of elections since Californians began casting—or mailing in—their ballots earlier this month leading up to the Sept. 14 gubernatorial recall election. Woodland Hills resident Emon Afshar told The Epoch Times that he and his wife, Tina, were told by poll workers they had already voted when they showed up to cast their ballots at the Disabled American Veterans Hall on Sept. 12. But they hadn’t. “Then the couple behind us comes to the table, gives their names, and the same thing. The system showed they had voted. So now, there is four of us. And one of the employees over there, or the volunteers, tells us that it’s been happening all day, and in multiple locations,” Afshar said. “So, all four of us go to speak to the supervisor,” he said. “We asked him, what is …