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Updated: 9:00 AM Nov 4, 2008
W.Va. Polls Open with Few Problems
A few glitches, but no major problems are being reported in West Virginia as voters flock to the polls.
Posted: 8:59 AM Nov 4, 2008Reporter: Associated Press Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - A few glitches, but no major problems are being reported in West Virginia as voters flock to the polls.
Sarah C. Bailey, spokeswoman for Secretary of State Betty Ireland, says the day is off to a good start.
Mason County Clerk Diana N. Cromley says a steady stream of voters have been arriving at the polls since 6:30 a.m., leading her to predict a large turnout for Tuesday's balloting.
She and clerks in Webster and Wood counties reported minor problems, including paper jams that were quickly fixed and isolated machines that had to be replaced.
Webster County Clerk Terry J. Payne said she and her deputies made early morning runs to 14 precincts to distribute keys to unlock the ballot boxes. All but two still opened on time.
Latest Comments
Wow! After hearing how bad it was at St. Albans High I'm sure glad I waited to change the address on my Drivers & Voters Registration cards after my recent move. I went to my old polling place at Hayes Jr. High and had no problems whatsoever. We were there for maybe 20 mins at most.
Stood in Line for hour & a half. Nice weather. No problems glad to cast my vote.
now hold on here a minute why are the black panthers guarding the voting places in some states is this what we will be up against if nobama gets elected ?i dont think so also do they think they are going to be guarding us after this election i dont think so and why were they even there?
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