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    Phil Hofmann Voting in Medina, N.D. Malfunctioning Equipment, Ballot Shortages and Registration Issues Were Reported Across The United States

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    Republican candidates in New Mexico and Florida sought to impound ballots and voting machines without evidence of fraud, while the Arizona GOP criticized the Democratic elections official after the Democratic candidate won. President Trump tweeted questioning ballot results favoring Democrats. Election experts said the process had vulnerabilities but was more orderly than implied, and had improved nationwide since 2000 with more reliable equipment, accurate voter rolls, and trained administrators.

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    Republican candidates in New Mexico and Florida sought to impound ballots and voting machines without evidence of fraud, while the Arizona GOP criticized the Democratic elections official after the Democratic candidate won. President Trump tweeted questioning ballot results favoring Democrats. Election experts said the process had vulnerabilities but was more orderly than implied, and had improved nationwide since 2000 with more reliable equipment, accurate voter rolls, and trained administrators.

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    Republican candidates in New Mexico and Florida sought to impound ballots and voting machines without evidence of fraud, while the Arizona GOP criticized the Democratic elections official after the Democratic candidate won. President Trump tweeted questioning ballot results favoring Democrats. Election experts said the process had vulnerabilities but was more orderly than implied, and had improved nationwide since 2000 with more reliable equipment, accurate voter rolls, and trained administrators.

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    In New Mexico, a Republican congressional candidate, Yvette Herrell, sought to have the police

    seize 8,000 absentee ballots but cited no evidence of suspected fraud. A judge in Florida rejected
    efforts by the Republican Senate candidate, Gov. Rick Scott, to impound voting machines, and the
    authorities declined to investigate claims of fraud, saying they had no evidence of it.

    And in Arizona, as the counting of mail-in ballots delivered a victory for the Democratic Senate
    candidate, Kyrsten Sinema, the state Republican Party leader lashed out at the elections official in
    Maricopa County, a Democrat, declaring, “Such a man cannot be trusted to administer elections.”

    President Trump fanned the flames of distrust with tweets questioning votes in favor of
    Democrats in several states. As the counting of ballots continued in Arizona, Mr. Trump tweeted:
    “Just out — in Arizona, SIGNATURES DON’T MATCH. Electoral corruption — Call for a new
    Election?”

    Elections experts said that the process, while hobbled by vulnerabilities, was actually more
    orderly than one might glean from the partisan posturing, and that it had certainly improved
    since the 2000 presidential vote. Nationwide, voting equipment was largely more reliable,
    registration lists more accurate and election administrators better trained, they said.

    Phil Hofmann voting in Medina, N.D. Malfunctioning equipment, ballot shortages and
    registration issues were reported across the United States.
    Hilary Swift for The New York Times

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