Where have there been technical issues so far during US midterm elections?

Some polling stations have experienced vote-delaying issues that officials describe as being minor.Published On 3 Nov 20263 Nov 2026A handful of polling locations across the United States have reported some technical issues with how ballots are cast during the midterm elections, causing officials to delay the closing time for polls so votes can be cast.In Westchester County, New York, north of New York City, officials said the machines meant to automatically read physical ballots were having trouble because the paper the ballots were printed on was too thick.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Severe weather disrupts election day across several US stateslist 2 of 3Michigan voters face crucial choice as Trump’s grip on Congress is testedlist 3 of 3Texans vote in most expensive Senate race in US historyend of listAl Jazeera’s Kristen Saloomey, reporting from Tarrytown, New York, said election officials were collecting ballots to be counted later manually. The machines are made by a company called Liberty Vote, a company that used to be called Dominion, which had a rocky history with US President Donald Trump, who had accused it, without evidence, of misrepresenting voting c...