Some polling places in North Carolina are reporting issues with feeding ballots through vote-counting machines due to the high humidity levels.
Elections officials in Wake County and other areas said they could not use the tabulators effectively, and the North Carolina State Board of Elections advised them to keep voting areas as dry and cool as possible.
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