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The U.S. midterm elections were accompanied by technical problems at polling places, most notably the failure of ballot scanners in New York’s Westchester County, where ballots were set aside to be counted later. Voting was also extended by 30 minutes at three polling places in Pennsylvania. Rain and flooding led to polling places being relocated in Florida and elsewhere, while some states called on the National Guard to support cybersecurity efforts. Fulton County, Georgia, warned voters about scam text messages containing false information about polling locations. The contests included all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 Senate seats. About 60 million voters had cast early ballots, and results had not yet been announced.
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