Ballot shortages, technical problems disrupt Election Day voting in three states
Technical problems and ballot shortages disrupted voting in North Carolina, Chicago, Kansas and New York on Election Day, prompting North Carolina officials to extend hours at five precincts and officials in the other two places to send additional ballots.
Technical issues and a lack of ballots caused significant disruptions across North Carolina, Chicago, Kansas, and New York on Election Day. Officials in North Carolina extended voting hours at five locations. In other affected areas, additional ballots were dispatched to polling stations to address the shortages.
- Technical problems and ballot shortages impacted voting in North Carolina, Chicago, Kansas, and New York.
- North Carolina officials extended voting hours at five precincts due to disruptions.
- Officials in other affected locations sent additional ballots to polling stations.
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