Floods and tornadoes disrupt Election Day voting in several U.S. states
Flash flooding, heavy rain and tornadoes disrupted Election Day in several U.S. states, and officials in three regions moved polling locations, NBC News reports.
Flash floods, heavy rain and tornadoes disrupted the midterm Election Day in several U.S. states, according to NBC News and Al Jazeera.
NBC News reports that election officials in three different regions moved polling locations because of the weather. It says the changes upset Election Day plans in closely watched races.
The reports are brief. They do not name the states or counties affected, say how many polling places moved, or describe injuries or damage.
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- NBC NewsFloods and severe weather beset parts of the U.S. on Election DayTue, Nov 3, 5:54 AM EST
- Al JazeeraSevere weather disrupts election day across several US statesTue, Nov 3, 2:13 PM EST
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