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Voters Face New Machines--and Glitches--in 2006 Election
In hundreds of precincts around the country, programming errors and inexperience with new machines are frustrating poll workers and delaying the voting. Correcting some problems may take all day.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn hundreds of precincts around the country, programming errors and inexperience with new machines are frustrating poll workers and delaying the voting. Correcting some problems may take all day.
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The full episode
1 of 3America's Elections, as Seen from Overseas- 1:41Voters Face New Machines--and Glitches--in 2006 ElectionYou’re reading this
- 7:27Today's Elections, a Referendum on President Bush and Iraq?
- 43:19Daniel Ortega Likely to Return to Power in Nicaragua