Several locations in Cambria County in the state of Pennsylvania experienced problems with voting machines during the election on Tuesday. This is reported by the TV channel WJAC News. The voting problems are now operational again, according to county spokeswoman Abigail Gardner. The machines failed to scan ballots. As a temporary solution, some polling stations asked voters to put completed ballots in locked boxes so they could be scanned later. Some precincts asked voters to return at a later time in the day, when the machines are fixed. Problems with voting machines have also been reported in Bedford Country, Virginia. Officials tell the TV channel that they are working to fix the machines. The electoral authorities have asked for an extended time to vote.
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