Voters queue amid rubble in storm aftermath

Impatient New Jersey voters queued up amid rubble and rubbish left by Superstorm Sandy as election officials scrambled to open makeshift polling stations on time.

In Hoboken, which got hammered during the storm last week, one makeshift polling stations opened 40 minutes late — at 6.40am — with hundreds waiting in the sharp morning chill.

“This is unacceptable. We have been here since six, and some of us before that,” said Adora Agim, 38, a software engineer.