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9am Update

While polls have now officially closed on Guam, polling places throughout a large swath of the country are now open. 

Weather-related issues, and ballot scanners in one New York county are the big headlines so far this morning.

Numerous polling places in Florida had to be moved due to flooding. Storms forced the closure of at least one polling place in Oklahoma and Colorado officials are working to get ballots to flood-affected voters. Wet weather is expected in a number places today and as elections folks know, that can wreak havoc on paper ballots. We’ll be keeping our eye on that. 

Ballot scanners were down throughout Westchester County, New York. The county executive told the news media that the board of elections is working with the vendor to get them back online. In the meantime voters can cast a paper ballot and place it in a secure box.  New York Attorney General Letitia James said her office is monitoring the issue. “Westchester voters can still safely fill out and turn in their ballots at their polling locations. Your votes will count,” she wrote. 

Additionally, according to KTVB7, key portions of the Idaho secretary of state’s website are down this morning. As of 6 a.m. Mountain Tuesday, the “Where Do I Vote?” and “View Sample Ballot” functions were not pulling results. When an address is entered, the website says no elections are currently available. On the “Upcoming Elections” tab, the website says “No data found.”

Here’s our first round-up of stories that includes some from overnight as well. We’ll do our best to work around paywalls, but journalists have to eat too. Also, many media outlets update the same link throughout the day so if the headline you see doesn’t match what’s posted, scroll down. 

National News: DOJ To Monitor Elections in All 50 States for First Time |  Betting on US midterms brings rush, stress as serious money goes on the line |

California: Contra Costa County hires private security for election | Bay Area to get 2 rounds of rain on Election Day, with potentially heavy showers. Here’s the timing | We went to court to check on California illegal voting cases. Here’s what we learned  |

Colorado: From drop box to audit bin, how Colorado votes are tallied  |

Florida: Flooding changes voting locations in some counties. Where to vote today | Flooding, power outage moves one polling location in Sebring | Flooding forces polling location changes in Palm Beach, Indian River counties ahead of Election Day | Power restored at Duval County voting locations after outage on Election Day | Here’s how your votes will be counted and verified in today’s election  | Heavy rains, flooding affecting some Florida polling places |

Georgia: Project HALO brings music and celebration to metro Atlanta polling places on Election Day |

Idaho: Polling location, sample ballot tools of ‘Vote Idaho’ website not functioning ahead of Election Day |

Illinois: Chicago boosts field investigators for Election Day voting; early turnout looks strong  |

Michigan: As Michigan polls open on Election Day, millions have already voted | Detroit City Clerk to share Election Day update as polls open | Meet the 91-year-old dedicated to election work | Bay county clerk on early voting success |

Missouri: Boone County poll workers help democracy thrive | Power out at Blue Ridge Church of Christ polling place in Kansas City, Missouri | 

Nevada: Judge’s order keeps expanded buffer zone at Las Vegas polling location through Election Day |

New York: Westchester County Faces System-Wide Voting Machine Issues on Election Day  | Ballot scanners down at most Westchester County polling sites, officials say | Westchester County voting machines reject ballots over ‘issues’ with paper  | Voting Machines in Westchester County Fail Due to Thick Paper Ballots  | Watch White Plains NY voter describe voting experience on Election Day | Bushwick gets none of the 100 Election Day poll sites where the city’s Civic Engagement Commission posts interpreters |

North Carolina: Pitt County poll workers complete final preparations for Election Day | Davis returns to elections office to oversee Tuesday vote |

North Dakota: Worker training, voter education called keys to smooth election |

Oklahoma: Keyes, Okla. polling location moved due to storm damage – part 2 |

Pennsylvania: Live updates: It’s Election Day in Pennsylvania. Here’s what you need to know. | Polls open across PA, what voters have to say as they head to polling places |

Rhode Island: Secretary of State Gregg Amore talks about voting on Election Day  |

South Dakota: Monument Health Opens Parking for West Park Voters as City Maintains Polling Site Access |

Vermont: Local clerks emphasize ballot security as midterm elections begin |

Wisconsin: Walk-in vaccine clinic at polling site open on Election Day | 

Wyoming: Resident Charlie Simineo, Election Judge & Site Coordinator talks elections |

10:30am Update

As predicted, we’re back before our 12pm scheduled update!

Earlier issues with polling place relocation in Florida and equipment malfunctions in New York persist. Other Election Day issues that seem to be cropping up–gas leaks, power outages, etc.–are fairly typical for longtime election observers. 

St. Charles County, Missouri has seen our first disruptive gas leak of the day. This problem occurs somewhere every election, big or small. Also in Missouri, power outages are affecting Kansas City-area polling places. 

Oklahoma County, Oklahoma voters are experiencing delays at some polling places because of issues with voting machines at several precincts. Election Board Secretary Doug Sanderson says such issues are not unusual. He says ballots affected by the problems are placed in locked emergency bins and will be counted. Technicians are being sent to the polling locations to determine the cause of the problems and get the machines working again, Sanderson says.

There are phone issues affecting county offices in some parts of Virginia including the registrar’s office in York County but polling places are not impacted. 

Arkansas: Election officials explain ballot issue regarding Menifee annexation vote |

Colorado: Department of State announces voting location changes in SW Colorado due to flooding risk |

Florida: Brief technical issues delay voting at several Broward County polling locations | Flooded Broward polling place relocated as rain disrupts Election Day voting, officials announce | State of emergency declared in 7 counties as floods complicate voting in Florida | Third polling site in Palm Beach County closes due to flooding | Flooding at Sawgrass Mills leaves cars stranded, forces polling location change in Davie | Flooded roads complicate trip to Port St. Lucie polls; Legacy High School site is open |

Georgia: Fulton County may scan more than 1,000 early ballots again after equipment failures |

Indiana: Are Indiana elections secure?  |

Kentucky: Louisville residents raise concerns over DOJ monitors at polling places |

Missouri: Gas leak temporarily closes polling place in St. Charles County | Trump administration is monitoring polling places in St. Louis, St. Clair and Madison Counties  | Power outage hits south KC polling site on Election Day; voters directed to nearby locations | Power outage impacting polling location on Blue Ridge Boulevard | Want to avoid long lines at the polls? St. Louis-area voters can check wait times online  |

New York: Ballot problems in Westchester: Lawler v. Conley race results could be delayed | Westchester voting problems: Ballot scanners not accepting ballots | What’s the safety plan at the polls on Election Day? |

North Carolina: Election Day latest: Cooper and Whatley greet voters at polls, possible tech issue in Wilson |

Oklahoma: Oklahoma County Election Board addresses voting machine issues on Election Day |

Texas: Jefferson County elections manager explains Election Day voting rules | Voting site running smoothly despite long wait time estimate | More than 2,400 voters check in to cast ballots in first hour of Election Day voting | “One vote per minute” said election officials in Bell County | Bexar among seven Texas counties selected for DOJ Election Day monitoring |

Virginia: Federal Department of Justice election monitors are at Charlottesville polling places Tuesday | Phone disruptions affect York County offices; polling places remain open |

12pm Update

Polls are now open nationwide in America, including Alaska and Hawai’i (but not Guam, obv). 

While the major pre-election concern was federal interference, so far there have been no reports of federal law enforcement at polling places and there have not been any reported issues with Department of Justice monitors. 

We’ve had our first security threat of the day in Lucas County, Ohio. Toledo Public Schools confirmed a call for a bomb threat came into Beverly Elementary School, where Toledo police are currently conducting a sweep of the building. The site is being used as a polling place today. Lucas County Board of Elections director LaVera Scott confirmed she is actively gathering information regarding the incident and is working to confirm whether all poll workers at the site are safe. 

We’ve also had our first ballot shortages of the day. A polling location in Prince George’s County, Maryland, ran out of paper ballots Tuesday morning, causing a backup of voters, according to a voter and officials at the site. One voter told WJLA that the problem stemmed not from turnout, but a printing error that left the ballots incomplete. 

Meanwhile in Kansas, voters at a polling place in Linwood, Kansas, told KSHB 41 News there were not enough ballots Tuesday morning. The Leavenworth County Election office says they did not order enough ballots for voters, and those hoping to cast their ballots waited more than an hour for ballots to arrive.

Westchester County, New York remains, as best we can tell, the only place experiencing countywide equipment issues. All other issues seem contained to individual polling places. Elko County, Nevada officials say that due to a temporary technical issue, voting machines at the Jackpot polling location are unavailable. Voters may continue to cast their ballots using paper ballots available at the polling center. Election staff are working to restore the voting machines and expect them to be available later in the day.

The South Carolina Election Commission website crashed earlier today. WIS was told the site came back up, then went down again after a reboot. The site was working again as of 11 a.m. Tuesday morning.

National News: Ballot scanner malfunctions, flurry of federal legal actions test election officials on final day of voting   | What to look for on Election Day as questions loom over Trump | Will Trump or others interfere with voting? What to know about election security. | With US midterms underway, courts rebuff Trump’s pressure on state election officials | Local Officials Are Keeping the DOJ’s Election Monitors 100 Feet Away |

Alabama: Jefferson County voters pack polls in Hoover on Election Day |

California: Federal election monitors deployed in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego and Alameda counties |

Connecticut: State officials discuss Election Day security and voting  |

Florida: Flooding prompts polling location change in Mangonia Park | Voting locations changed in several Florida counties due to flash flooding |

Illinois: DOJ to monitor voting in Sangamon County on Election Day |

Kansas: Ballot shortage causes hour-long delays at Linwood polling site in Leavenworth County | Polling location in Linwood, KS, runs out of ballots; Clerk says more on the way |

Louisiana: Justice Department placing election monitors in Orleans, EBR, Lafayette |

Maryland: Brandywine polling location runs out of paper ballots on Election Day |

Massachusetts: Voting Machine Glitches Briefly Disrupt New Bedford Polls: What Happened | Mass. voters hit the polls on Election Day |

Michigan: Light but steady stream of voters hit Macomb County polls  |

Nevada: lko County says Jackpot voting machines unavailable temporarily; paper ballots offered |

New York: Westchester County working to address voting machine issues | Voting continues in suburban county outside New York City, despite machine issue | Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins Statement on Ballot Issues in Westchester County |

North Carolina: Alamance County among three N.C. counties selected for DOJ election monitors | NC Libertarian posts ballot selfie while awaiting 4th Circuit ruling  | North Carolina voter protection hotline logs 82 intimidation reports, nearly 2,000 calls during early voting |

Ohio: Cuyahoga County polling locations: Minor issues reported | Threat reported at TPS polling site; BOE assesses safety, potential diversion |

Oklahoma: DOJ has ‘limited’ presence in OKC for midterm elections, official says |

Pennsylvania: 1.1M mail ballots returned in Pa. as voters head to the polls |

South Carolina: DOJ to monitor elections in all 50 states, Charleston only location listed for SC | S.C. Election Commission website crashes, leaving voters searching for polling locations |

South Dakota: South Dakota Celebrates Election Worker Appreciation Day on November 3 |

1:30pm Update

Federal authorities charged Robin Martin of Oklahoma with sending hundreds of letters containing nonhazardous white powder to public officials ahead of the 2024 and 2026 elections. Martin is charged with conveying a hoax and mailing threatening communications. Martin was arrested Monday and was expected to make an appearance Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Oklahoma City.  Investigators believe more than 700 mailings appeared to be associated with the same sender. They were addressed to election officials, members of Congress, pollsters, news media and federal law enforcement, FBI agent David Cole said in an affidavit.

In North Carolina, tour counties experienced “minor delays” on Election Day that could extend the time to vote at those precincts. Some polling places in Hertford, Gates, Lenoir and Wilson counties experienced delays Tuesday “due to various technical issues,” said State Board of Elections Executive Director Sam Hayes in an Election Day news conference.

National News: Man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials ahead of the election | Scenes of democracy unfold as Americans cast ballots on Election Day |

Connecticut: Person dies at Killingly polling place; officials say no suspicious circumstances |

Delaware: Man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials in Del., other states ahead of the election |

District of Columbia: FBI Agents Have Been Instructed to Stay Away From D.C. Polling Sites |

Florida: DJs at the Polls brings live music to Tampa polling places on Election Day | Voters head to polls after historic flooding in Indian River County | General Election updates: A wet mess for voters in Brevard |

Georgia: Ballot scanner down at Albany voting location | Voters in Bibb County aim to boost turnout amid generational hesitation | Chatham County voters see poll watchers but no Justice Department monitors at voting locations583262007/ |

Illinois: Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray talks election security  | Shots fired near polling place on Chicago’s West Side; no one struck | Polls open in Champaign County, as Department of Justice staff monitoring some polling places |

Maine: Secretary of state reports no issues so far with DOJ monitors on Election Day | Poll watchers from several organizations and the Department of Justice on the ground in Maine  |

Michigan: Michigan polls see strong early voting, busy election day | Young voters in this town got their own precinct, ballot boxes and the cutest voting question |

Mississippi: Election Day voting issues reported in Jackson County | High early voter turnout seen in Tupelo, Columbus on Election Day | ‘We may set a record’: Heavy voter turnout reported in Adams County midterm election |

Missouri: Federal election monitors on the ground in Kansas City metro counties on Election Day |

New Hampshire: Secretary of State David Scanlan discusses election monitors, expected voter turnout |

New York: ‘Working just fine!’ Putnam avoids voting machine problems plaguing Westchester | Staten Island polling site opens late due to early morning power issue | Westchester voting problems traced to programming issue, state officials say |

North Carolina: Federal election monitors present in three NC counties  | ‘Technical issues’ cause Election Day delays in 4 NC counties. What voters should know  |

Ohio: Polling location at Beverly Elementary evacuated due to bomb treat | Election Day around the region ‘steady’ after record early voting turnout |

Pennsylvania: Philly DA says he hasn’t seen ‘a whole lot of F’ing around’ on Election Day  | Minor voting machine issue reported in Franklin County |

Rhode Island: No drama, lots of voters as Election Day kicks off in Rhode Island |

Tennessee: Election Day lines vary at Chattanooga-area polling locations | Early Election Day lines clear at Nashville polling location; officials offer voter tips |

Utah: Federal election monitors will stop at every Salt Lake County polling location. Here’s what we know. |

Wisconsin: Polling location experiences early morning technical problems, currently resolved |

3pm Update

While there have no doubt been a smattering of issues nationwide, it has been a relatively quiet Election Day if you’re used to watching the news. 

Of course, that quiet doesn’t mean the conspiracy theorists have stayed quiet. The New York Times reports that what problems have occurred have spurred online conspiracy theorists to spread false information online. Joe Scott, the Broward County, Florida election supervisor, lamented the trend. “If anything happens with the election, people immediately go to conspiracy theories,” he said.

National News: Glitches at Polls Foment Unfounded Conspiracies | Oklahoma man charged with mailing threats, substances to election officials nationwide   | In Election-Related Lawsuits, the Trump Administration Has Faced Skepticism |

Alabama: Despite power outage, four Madison County polling locations operating as planned on Election Day |

Alaska: Alaska election shenanigans date back to territorial days  | 

Arizona: Voters walk away from East Valley polling place amid delays, possible technical issues |

Colorado: Unknown substance found in single ballot at JeffCo Elections building |

Florida: Polling location changes lead to voting lines in Fort Pierce |

Georgia: Groups concerned over Decatur church serving as polling location |

Illinois: Local high school students help run Election Day polls |

Kansas: Ballot shortage causes long delays at Linwood polling site in Leavenworth County |

Kentucky: Yates urges voters to ‘plan ahead’ if heading to this southern Jefferson County voting location |

Michigan: Michigan officials contact DOJ about monitors speaking to poll workers |

Mississippi: Secretary of State reports voting machine outages, website issues on Election Day |

Nevada: Polls now open in Nevada as voters navigate new machines, multiple vote centers.  |

New Hampshire: State officials visit polls to ensure fair practices, election integrity during midterms  |

New Jersey: Electioneering argument breaks out in Paterson with councilman |

New Mexico: No waiting: Voters at east-side Santa Fe polling place report quick visit on Election Day |

North Carolina: NC Board of Elections holds emergency meeting on possible extension of voting hours for some precincts  | Election workers, volunteers work to protect and promote the right to vote in NC on Election Day |

Oklahoma: Oklahoma polling places see brief issue with voting machine on Midterm Election Day | “Every vote will be counted” says OK County Election Board |

Pennsylvania: Voting hours extended for three Chester County polling locations | Electrical fire temporarily disrupts voting at Germantown polling place  |

Tennessee: Tennessee Secretary of State warns voters about false polling-hours text on Election Day |

Texas: UT election polling location voting briefly paused due to fire alarm | Texas polling site disrupted on Election Day. Here’s what we know. |

Virginia: Virginia Beach election volunteer honored as News 3 Everyday Hero after nearly 20 years of service |

Washington: Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs addresses voter-roll dispute, election concerns |

West Virginia: High Early Turnout, Smooth Operations Mark W.Va. Election Day |

Wisconsin: Issues at some Milwaukee polling sites have been resolved | Green Bay City Clerk Stacy Menke discusses 2026 midterm election |

Wyoming: Election Day Blog: pastrami on the menu  |

5:45pm Update

We’ve got everything from puppies, to proposals to squabbling at the polls to DOJ monitors in this update. 

Outside of Westchester County, New York, there continue to be minor technical issues at the polls, as happens every Election Day, but nothing widespread or systematic. 

Lansing, Michigan City Clerk Chris Swope told WKAR News that DOJ monitors have been spotted in the city. Swope said the monitors have been talking to some voters but have remained outside the 100-foot campaign-free perimeter required in Michigan. He said he has instructed poll workers to keep an eye on them. Also in Michigan, election officials say they contacted the U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday after receiving reports that federal election monitors in Dearborn and Flint had questioned poll workers about their training, conduct which state officials said was outside the monitors’ legal authority. The presence of federal monitors drew concern from some New Haven, Connecticut voters.  “It was very unsettling to have someone asking questions because your vote is supposed to be confidential,” Laura Cahn said.

And although we haven’t seen a news story yet, we have it on good authority that there was a proposal at an El Paso County, Colorado counting facility earlier today. We’ll keep you posted when we get more details. 

We’ll be back at least one more time tonight and then back at it tomorrow morning bright and early with the regular 6am post. 

National News: Routine voting issues fuel conspiracy theories and confusion | Election protection groups report few issues at polling places |

Alabama: 13,000+ without power in Madison County, voting machines running on battery backup |

Alaska: Alaska elections officials say most rural early voting sites flagged by lawsuits opened Monday | Division of Elections says all polling places are open, despite confusion in 2 rural areas  |

Arkansas: Sebastian County courthouse hosts new polling site for 2026 midterm elections |

California: Kissing booth at the polling place: Lucky SoCal voters cuddled adoptable puppies  | Contra Costa Voters Holding Onto Mail-In Ballots Could Slow Election Count |

Connecticut: Federal Election Monitors Spark Tension at New Haven Polling Sites | |Federal monitors appear at voting locations in New Haven  |

Florida: Technical issues delay voters at Broward County voting sites |

Georgia: Georgia election officials warn of fake text messages claiming polling places have changed | Gwinnett polling place will stay open seven extra minutes after school safety drill caused delay |

Iowa: Issue reported with ballot machine at Scott Co. polling location |

Kansas: Ballot shortage in Linwood causes some Kansans to leave without voting |

Kentucky: Louisville judge approves voting release for eligible inmates on home incarceration |

Maine: Maine turnout could reach 70% on a smooth Election Day | Some Deering High students strike over polling site safety concerns  |

Maryland: Prince George’s County runs into ballot issues on Election Day | 

Massachusetts: Police called as critics, supporters of Lawrence mayor squabble at polling place  | Massachusetts officials respond to reports of long polling place wait times |

Michigan: Ingham County clerk confirms tabulator issue at Alaiedon Township polling place; Votes to be counted later | Polling place lines ‘moving quickly’ amid strong election day turnout, officials say | Federal election monitors spotted at Lansing polls  | Detroit turnout takes center stage as voters weigh Michigan’s US Senate race | Michigan officials report issues with tabulators, election monitors | Bomb threat called into polling location in Gibraltar; police conducting sweep | Michigan officials flag improper interactions between DOJ election monitors and poll workers | ‘Not permitted’: Election monitors in Dearborn requested copies of poll worker training materials |

Missouri: This Kansas City group wants more young people to vote so they took dozens of students to polls  |

Nebraska: Longer election ballots are leading to wait times for some Nebraska voters |

Nevada: Allegiant Stadium to welcome thousands of Clark County voters on Election Day |

New Jersey: N.J. probing charge that off-duty cop doubled as security at early voting site  |

New York: Election Results Will Be Delayed As Westchester Restores Limited Number Of Voting Machines  | ‘It feels presidential.’ Election volunteers talk turnout |

North Carolina: Computer outage prompts extended voting hours in Columbus County | Voting hours extended at handful of sites after minor disruptions | Voting hours extension request denied in Watauga County over disruptive voter |

Ohio: Bomb Threats Empty Toledo Polling Site for Just Over an Hour; Voting Resumes After Sweep | Cuyahoga County voters see smooth Election Day 2026 with high turnout | As millions cast ballots, secretary of state’s office monitoring election activity around Ohio  |

Oklahoma: Oklahoma County Voting Machines Glitch on Election Day, Officials Say Ballots Are Safe |

Pennsylvania: Election Day: Smooth start for Schuylkill polls as voters consider state, federal races | Cambria election officials address ‘minor’ issues at two local polling places |

South Carolina: South Carolina breaks 30-year record for voter turnout in gubernatorial election |

Texas: DOJ election monitors appear at Houston voting locations, rattling some Election Day workers |

Virginia: No evidence found after threats made at three Richmond polling locations  |

8pm Update

This will be our last update of the night. While polls remain open throughout a lot of the country and ballots are being counted (and will continue to be counted) in the rest, we’re calling it a day so we can get back up and do this all over again tomorrow morning. The electionline Daily News will be in your inbox at 6am per usual. 

National News: State CIOs support election technology, but secretaries of state often manage the systems  | Voters sail through a mostly smooth Election Day, despite fears of federal interference  | US midterm voting goes smoothly with only a handful of issues nationwide | Election Day 2026: Photos from around the country |

Arkansas: Little Rock voters brave rainy weather to cast ballots on Election Day  |

California: Morning from the polls: Shasta County poll workers share their experiences | 28 Takeaways From the County Registrar’s Office Media Briefing | In San Francisco, Voters Cast Ballots at Hair Salons and Among the Dead | Election Day in the Bay Area Unfolds With Rain, And Lots of Passion at the Polls |

Colorado: Federal election monitors arrive in Colorado amid election scrutiny |

Florida: Historic flooding puts Brevard County Election Day voting to the test | Some local polling places lose power during heavy rain, according to Leon County Supervisor of Elections |

Georgia: Secretary of State provides updates on election night in Georgia, including polling updates | Fulton County election board addresses scanner issues impacting roughly 1,000 early votes at two precincts |

Idaho: Canyon County poll worker reflects on decades of service this election day  |

Illinois: Chicago Voters Spend Hours In Line As Polling Places Run Out Of Ballots Across City: ‘Completely Unacceptable’  | No problems reported as DOJ observes Missouri and Illinois voters  | Bomb threat prompts evacuation of Downriver polling place  | Long lines and missing ballots delay voting at some Chicago polling places  |

Indiana: Marion County calls for more poll workers to count votes  |

Iowa: Iowa secretary of state on concerns over poll watchers |

Kansas: ‘She was spectacular’: Kansas woman in labor votes in Shawnee County |

Maryland: Election equipment issue at Laurel polling place; BOE sends additional ballot scanner |

Massachusetts: Retired Navy captain and VA nurse continues public service as Easton election volunteer: “I love it” | 

Michigan: Police identify suspect in Election Day bomb threat at Gibraltar polling location | Voting moved outside following bomb threat at Michigan polling location |

Minnesota: What keeps election judges coming back? |

Mississippi: live Branch Voters Face Long Lines After Machine Trouble  | Walnut Voting Location Moved to Community Building  | Mississippi Voters Report Delays, Faulty Machines and Closed Precincts | Mississippi Voters More Than Double Absentee Ballot Totals From 2022 Midterms  |

Missouri: No problems reported as DOJ observes Missouri and Illinois voters  |

Nevada: Jackpot polling place machines back online after outage, officials say |

New York: What Went Wrong With the Ballot Scanners in a Crucial House District? | Woman spits on poll worker’s face who was trying to help her vote in Camillus | Voters in Livonia say there’s a long wait to vote at sole polling place |

Ohio: Huge voting turnout with few problems in Montgomery County | Lawsuit aims to extend voting at Ohio polling location after Election Day bomb threat |

Oklahoma: Oklahoma County election official says DOJ monitors have kept a low profile  |

Pennsylvania: At this Mayfair high school, Philly teens take over Election Day polling place | Pre-canvassing underway in Lancaster County |

Rhode Island: Young poll workers help keep Election Day running smoothly in Providence |

South Carolina: Voting machine issue at Howe Hall spoils ballots, voters reissued new ones |

South Dakota: South Dakota voter wins order allowing ‘Natives Vote’ T-shirt at polling site |

Tennessee: ‘Nashville Guardians’ monitor polls for signs of voter suppression |

Texas: Texas State University polling site sees long Election Day lines |

U.S. Virgin Islands: Thousands of Crucians Hit the Polls |

Utah: Weber County officials discuss election preparations, federal concerns |

Virginia: Ballot machine issues reported at multiple Campbell County precincts |

Wisconsin: Milwaukee Election Commission confirms technical issues at multiple polls |