Tonight's primary election in Kentucky is not even fully over as of this writing, but the controversy is truly heating up. At one point, card readers malfunctioned and votes were fully erased from Pike County, Kentucky. This ended up pushing Hillary Clinton ahead of Bernie Sanders and angering a lot of voters.

At one point, Pike County actually had all of their data wiped away and cleared out to represent all zeroes in the vote totals. Upon returning, 20 percent of the total votes were missing and Clinton's numbers were pushed up over Bernie Sanders.

WKYT reported that the AP had actually "erased all votes from Pike County" and those numbers pushed Clinton back up by over 4,000. The Pike County Clerk's Office said that there was an issue with one of their card readers, and it ended up causing them to have a delay on their numbers.

Social media is losing their collective minds with this situation, and Pike County, Kentucky is said to be demanding a recount.