During ABC’s coverage of the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday, viewers were stunned when “final” Pennsylvania election results for the U.S. House of Representatives briefly appeared on-screen, despite the election still being days away.

The unexpected display occurred on the 60th lap of the race, causing an uproar online as viewers questioned how ABC could have election outcomes prepared before November 5.

Pennsylvania, a critical swing state, is seen by many as a deciding factor in the 2024 election, with experts suggesting that the state’s outcome could shape the presidential race.

Given its importance, the incident fueled suspicions of election interference and media bias, with concerned viewers questioning the transparency and timing of the “results.”

ABC has yet to explain the error, leaving unanswered questions about how the so-called “final” numbers appeared on a live broadcast.

Do these latest election “results” confirm that the fix is in and the vote is rigged?

If so, then we are no longer looking at an election where our votes will count, but rather, a selection where the winner is determined by those who count the votes.

It’s not the first time a US network has “accidentally” posted future election results during an unrelated broadcast.

A week before the 2016 election, NBC affiliate WRCB TV in Chattanooga, Tennessee posted on-screen graphics declaring the Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton had been elected to the White House.

For the record, Carlos Sainz sealed an assured victory in the Mexico City Grand Prix, the Ferrari driver bouncing back after initially losing the lead to Max Verstappen to score a stunning fourth career victory in Formula 1.