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Jeanne Schmidt
It wasn't all smooth. U.S. Rep Jeanne Schmidt, R-Ohio, right, waits Tuesday while two poll workers check a voting machine that didn't work when she attempted to cast her ballot in Loveland, Ohio.
New voting systems pass first big test
At the end of the day, fears of chaos and predictions of widespread voting delays were unfounded: America’s overhauled voting system largely worked on Election Day. [!] Full story
Al Behrman / AP


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Click to view map showing state-by-state volume of phone calls to hot line complaining of voting problems.

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