Election Day sees handful of speed bumps during voting process

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Swift resolutions to Election Day snags, including long lines, broken machines, and isolated instances of threatening behavior, have led to an overall smooth voting process as the first polls prepare to close.

The handful of incidents that have arisen have largely been met with quick responses from election officials or law enforcement, prompting relief from experts who worried that bad actors could disrupt the voting process.

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