Voting hit by breakdowns and late openings

US polling places experienced scattered problems today as legions of lawyers, election-rights activists and computer scientists watched for any trouble that could disenfranchise voters.

Voting hit by breakdowns and late openings

US polling places experienced scattered problems today as legions of lawyers, election-rights activists and computer scientists watched for any trouble that could disenfranchise voters.

New rules, new voters and a tight presidential contest combined to create “a recipe for problems”, said Sean Greene, who was watching polls in Cleveland, Ohio for the Election Reform Information Project.

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