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Severe flooding in the southwestern United States prevented hundreds of voters from reaching polling stations in Arizona during the congressional midterm elections, after a major bridge was closed and dirt roads were washed out in the Rock Point area of the Navajo Nation. The polling station was moved to a nearby building, but continued flooding and road closures left some residents isolated, also hindering their participation in local elections. In recent weeks, the floods have damaged at least 500 homes and cut off roads, water and electricity services to some communities.
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